Word: freshman
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...only seven men reported at the meeting of candidates for the Freshman swimming team yesterday, another meeting will be held today at 1 o'clock in the H. A. A. No definite arrangements for the Freshman team have as yet, been made, but if enough interest is shown, the use of the Boston Y. M. C. A. tank can probably be secured, and a schedule arranged. Candidates for the University swimming team will be called out in a few days...
...competition for the managership of the Freshman Track team starts today. Every member of the Class of 1922 is eligible to compete. In order to get University and Freshmen track activities running as before the war as many candidates as possible are urged to sign for this competition. A meeting of all candidates will be held at the Harvard Athletic Association at 8.30 this morning. Those who find it impossible to report at that time should report to L. B. Leonard at the Locker Building...
...Sophomore and Freshman competitions for the drawing, writing and business ends of the Lampoon will start immediately after the meeting. The Sophomore competition lasts until June 1, while the Freshmen compete until the first Monday of next November...
...interest which the Freshman class is taking in managership competitions is woefully small. The usual number of men who have reported for either the Track or Hockey competitions shows how little the members of 1922 appreciate the educational value of these competitions and the exceptional opportunities they afford of getting in touch with the members of the class. A man who spends all his time on his studies never gets outside his own narrow sphere. His occupations are personal, selfish ones and he has no interest either in his own class or in the university. The experience of management cultivates...
However, the Freshman class has selected an unfortunately thoughtless method of presenting their case, inasmuch as the petition printed in yesterday's CRIMSON was the first intimation which the Department of English received of any dissatisfaction. The better way would have been to call the attention of the Department to the matter before resorting to a petition. As in all such instances, the Faculty has a case which, not apparent at first, is of considerable import. The Department of English states that the purely military side of the work is only a fraction of the total requirement for the three...