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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...largest delegation in years. There are now over seventy men who have signed (the total number that went last year), and it is expected that this number will be swelled to one hundred before the time of starting. It is important that all those who wish to join the delegation communicate with the committee at once. Some member of the committee will be in Phillips Brooks House today and tomorrow from 9 to 11 o'clock; and every morning next week from 9 to 10 o'clock. It is advisable for all those going to take baseball, tennis, track...
...percentage of public school men get first and second group honors, whereas a small percentage of private school men are similarly honored. The fact of the percentages I do not question; nor, for present purposes, do I even deny the scholarly superiority of the high school. But I do join with all who possess more than a meagre knowledge of the facts in denying that the familiar old percentages prove the familiar old conclusion...
Tomorrow, being Memorial Day, affords an opportunity for relaxation from the strain of the examinations, of which many instructors urge their pupils to avail themselves. As usual, exercises will be held in Memorial Hall. For those who remain in Cambridge over the holiday, here is an excellent opportunity to join in the proper observance of the day which honors our American heroes, of whom so many are Harvard...
...Jones '12, W. H. Lacey '12, H. P. Lawless '13, F. H. Leslie '12, A. W. Moffat '13, F. B. Waller '13, and H. M. Warren '13. Manager W. Tufts, Jr., '13 and Coach Quinn will accompany them. Arriving in Philadelphia at 6 o'clock they will join the rest of the track team at the Devon...
...evening recently, some twenty men attended a professor's "at home," and following an instrumental duet by two of them, it was suggested that all join in singing "something that everybody knew." But it seemed there was almost no song which everybody knew, and after a pathetic rendering of "Oh You Beautiful Doll" and "The Ragtime Violin," somewhat more successful assaults were made on the football songs. It is little wonder that, after a dismal rehearsal of "Fair Harvard," the professor commented sadly upon the inability of Harvard students to sing...