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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...squad of veterans and possibilities to warrant some early speculation on the probable strength of the 1916 eleven, but only 25 candidates reported. Among these were Captain H. H. Dadmun '17, C. A. Coolidge, Jr., '17 and T. C. Thacher '18. Field Coach L. H. Leary '05 was on hand to look over the material which he will have to handle, but Coach Haughton was unable to attend...
...courses--as convenient means of imparting knowledge merely. If Harvard wants to make a hit, let her induce some millionaire to put up a stock exchange in the Yard, which may do for thousands what her medical school and courses in play-writing are doing for a comparative hand full...
...Post's sweeping aside of the Business School as academic is ludicrous; but the School is young, and there is some excuse for ignorance. The Law School, on the other hand, is not so young; its case system and law clubs can hardly be called merely convenient means of imparting knowledge. Such traditional generalizations, classing all activities of universities as impractical and academic are getting tiresome. Ignorance accounts for the writing of such an editorial. Was that also the reason for reprinting...
Every student also in the Sophomore and Junior classes who intends to be here next year ought to take equally careful thought about three of his courses which he has to hand in on or before the first of May. It is unsafe and unwise to postpone the choice of these three courses until the last minute and then to put down anything that may come into his mind. It is true that for good reasons he can change the courses so chosen during the summer, if he obtains permission from the Committee on the Choice of Electives...
Practice for the Freshman tennis squad began yesterday at the Jarvis Field Courts in preparation for the coming matches. Since the first match on April 29 is so close at hand a temporary team will be picked at this time. Changes are liable to be made in the make-up of the team throughout the year, and the matches which are being played now are more for practice than to decide upon a permanent team. The most promising candidates who have thus far reported are: L. K. Garrison, F. W. Hatch, L. Jackson, W. Platt, G. Towle...