Word: ills
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...score on record. In rowing, the University won its race with Yale handsomely. In baseball, the team was brought into its best form too early, and though it had almost unexampled success with Princeton, lost to Yale. Thus, though the baseball season was in several ways disappointing, the most ill-natured critic of Harvard athletics could no longer find a pretext for the old accusation of favoritism and incompetence...
...official seems able to stop them. We like to think these evils less conspicuous at Harvard than at other colleges, and we still believe that a Harvard player would not trip an opponent or would be universally condemned if he did; but we are by no means free from ill-mannered talk on the field or from ungenerous conduct among the undergraduate spectators. Rules, though powerless to change the spirit of the players, might close their mouths, to the spectators' relief. The conduct of the great body of undergraduates on the field can never be changed till their leaders...
George Kneeland Munroe '10, of New York, N. Y., died in the Puritan Hotel, Boston, last night. He had been ill for over a month from complications arising out of a mastoid operation...
...only slightly less offensive, and does not remove one of the most serious objections to advertising such an instance of bad taste. There are plenty of useful fields to which the Political Club might profitably turn its attention without running the risk of having the University credited with the ill-considered officiousness of a small group. The best thing that the Political Club can do now is to drop the whole idea of having a straw ballot...
English.--*Rhetoric and English Composition, Mr. H. R. Shipherd (F. W. Parker School, Chicago, Ill.); *English Composition, and *History and Development of English Literature in Outline, Professor E. A. Greenlaw (Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. Y.); *English Composition, and College Entrance Requirements in English for Teachers, Associate Professor R. P. Utter (Amherst College); History of English Literature in the Nineteenth Century, Mr. C. T. Copeland; *Anglo-Saxon, Professor J. W. Rankin (Univ. of Vermont...