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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...tragedy. The fall production is scheduled for the middle of December, and contrary to the serious plays that it has produced because of lack of other material, the Dramatic Club wishes to put on a comedy this fall. Under the must be light but enjoyable and must furnish a whole evening's entertainment. All manuscripts should be handed to J. K. Hodges '14, Stoughton 8, or to K. Pichel '14, Brentford 83. Trials for parts candidates for the stage and business ends will be called cut later...
Mains will be Yale's opponent this afternoon at New Haven, and this game will furnish a basis for a rough comparison of the relative strength of the Harvard and Yale teams at this part of the season...
...fall tennis tournament for the University championship in singles begins this afternoon at 2 o'clock on Jarvis and Soldiers Fields. Courts will be reserved, and no charge will be made for them, but contestants must furnish their own balls. Matches will be for the best two out of three sets. Contestants must appear within half an hour of the appointed time or be defaulted. Scores must be posted on the score-card at the field before 6 o'clock or both contestants will be defaulted. No men on probation may compete...
Prizes will be given this year to the winners and runners-up of each tournament. No charge will be made for the use of the courts but contestants must furnish their own balls. Matches will be the best two out of three sets except in the semi-finals and finals when they will be three out of five. A contestant may claim default if his opponent fails to appear within half an hour of the appointed time. Scores must be recorded on the score card at the field before 6 o'clock each day or the winner will be disqualified...
...condition that it should be housed in a fire-proof building. With Gore Hall hopelessly inadequate, it seemed for a time as though the acceptance of the gift must be indefinitely postponed. But Mrs. Widener early in the summer notified President Lowell that she would be glad to furnish a building for it; and later, when she realized the crying insufficiency of library accommodations at Cambridge, offered to provide for a building large enough to accommodate the entire University library and allow room for growth...