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...just as he feels that the turn of a phrase or the shape of a thought in an author is after his own mind. In fact, to the inquirer this recognition of himself, of his own intellectual quality in the events he is considering, gives the sense of the highest pleasure which his occupation affords...
...Sanders Theatre on Wednesday evening, Nov. 21, at 8 p. m. The exercises will begin with singing by the Chapel choir. Dean Briggs will then explain briefly the purpose of the meeting, and a pamphlet will be distributed containing the names of all winners of Bowdoin Prizes, the highest scholars in the University on the basis of last year's records, and undergraduate winners of all other prizes since the meeting in December last year...
...will make the address and the award of deturs will follow. Besides those whose names are in the pamphlet, the invited guests include the Governor, the Mayor of Cambridge, various University officers, including the President, Follows, Overseers and Faculty, the head masters of the preparatory schools sending the highest scholars, and all living winners of Bowdoin Prizes...
...first round of the annual fall chess tournament will be played between now and the first of November. The twenty-five men entered have been divided into five sections, each man to play every other man in his section. The two players in each section making the highest scores will then enter the semifinal round. The ten men selected thus from the five sections, will then be divided into two sections and the two best players from each section will enter the final round, in which R. R. Perry, C. F. C. Arensberg and C. T. Rice of last year...
...annual fall tournament of the Chess Club. All entries must be in by the night of the 18th. The entrance fee will be 25 cents. This tournament is open to all members of the University whether members of the Chess Club or not. The four men making the highest scores will represent Harvard in the intercollegiate games in New York during the Christmas vacation. A stein will be given to the winner of the tournament, and to the novice making the best score. Men who have played in intercollegiate or international matches are ineligible for the prizes...