Word: gone
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...track team and the crew have already gone into strict training for their spring contests with Yale and the baseball team will follow soon. This means that the members of these teams are in bed by 10 o'clock. Of all things, to as man who is training, sleep is by far the most important. Especially near a contest men find it very hard, even under the best conditions, to get the requisite amount of sleep...
...half a ton. Three months of continuous work were spent in shaping the mirror from the rough disc, and 410,000 strokes of the polishing machine were needed to give it the required smoothness. The preparation of the site was begun September 28, 1904, and the remounting has since gone on slowly, until the work is now so far advanced that in a few weeks the telescope will be in regular...
...next, who fought as their teaching had told them, and did it well, to them full honor is owing, and to them is given in sadness the great love of this University of Harvard. Hollister, Furness, Sanders, Crapo, Adsit, Lahman, Henshaw, they are the men who have gone. They died in service, and, when they were buried, United States troops stood at attention...
...important change was made in the order of the first University crew yesterday when Morgan returned, after a week's illness, to replace Sargent at stroke. Sargent has gone to two on the second eight. Previous to last week Morgan has regularly rowed three, but during his absence Severance took that position, changing from five, while Waid was taken from the second boat and put in at Severance's usual place. The crew rowed up to the Brighton bridge and back in the following order: stroke, Morgan; 7, Richardson; 6, E. Bacon; 5, Waid; 4, Lunt; 3, Severance; 2, Fish...
...deplorably unsuccessful season that our basketball team has just gone through only serves to emphasize the inadequacy of the Hemenway Gymnasium for any kind of organized sport. Basketball deserves better support than it now receives, but until the candidates can be better accommodated the game is not very likely to flourish. When the building has been thoroughly renovated, conditions will be somewhat better; but we await in patient hope the time when some loyal graduate will present us with a new gymnasium, or at least put the present one into such shape that we shall not be obliged to receive...