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...crew was remarkably well together for so early in the season, and Sargent still had his ability to row a high stroke and keep it for a long distance, or to raise or lower it at will without losing his rhythmic heat. His stroke was well proportioned and full of life. At that time the crew was rowing as well as if not better than it is today. The Columbia race was won easily by six lengths, the race in itself being no test...
...camp will open for the summer on Thursday, June 24, and men will leave on the 9 A. M. train from the North Station on that day. The camp will close on Tuesday, September 7. The following courses will be given: Engineering 4a, Plane and Topographical Surveying, a full course beginning on June 24 and continuing six weeks; Engineering 4c, Geodetic Surveying, a half-course beginning on July 14 and continuing three weeks, open to students who have passed satisfactorily in Engineering 4a in a previous summer; Engineering 4d, Railroad Engineering, a full course beginning August 4 and continuing five...
...charges to members of the University for the courses which will be given are as follows: Engineering 4a, Plane and Topographical Surveying, a full course beginning on June 24 and continuing six weeks, $60; Engineering 4c, Geodetic Surveying, a half-course beginning on July 14 and continuing three weeks, open to students who have passed satisfactorily in Course 4a in a previous summer, $30; Engineering 4d, Railroad Engineering, a full course beginning August 4 and continuing five weeks, open to men who have passed Course 4a or its equivalent, $50; Engineering 5b, Elementary Statics, a half-course beginning June...
...University, the inducement held out being a payment of the membership fee by instalments. Under the former regulations, the fee for Student Life Membership was a lump sum of $75; that for Graduate Life Membership a lump sum of $50. This amendment has made possible the acquisition of the full rights of Life Membership by the payment in the aggregate of $50, in instalments of not less than $10 yearly...
...money. At the start of the competition the understanding is that the man who collects the most money will get the job, provided he is personally acceptable. This underlying condition has led to many sharp decisions and much ill-feeling--we cite no instances, but the air is full of them. This must necessarily continue, so long as the present system is adhered to. What is the use of having a competition, if the best competitor does not win out? The money itself is hardly a consideration, since there are other and less obnoxious ways of raising that. The sole...