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...spring practice began in February. Much of the rowing had to be done on the machines, as the water was not open until March. Two crews of university calibre were immediately made from a selection of the three upper classes, and the freshman squad was kept together. Pennsylvania was met and defeated early in the season, during a blinding blizzard. The first crew met Princeton and Cornell on the Carnegie Lake in a triangular race. The Blue came out the victor, Cornell was next and Princeton brought up the rear. This race was the first which proved the high quality...
...fairly slow time of 6 minutes, 53 seconds for the Henley distance, crossing the line about three lengths ahead of the Navy boat. Between this race and the Cornell contest, much time was given to preparing for the latter event, although the New London regatta was always kept in mind as the real end of the season...
...February 16th the CRIMSON announced that 22 clubs had made a final agreement regarding the election of Freshmen. It is important to the success of the movement which resulted in this agreement that the matter should be brought to the attention of all incoming Freshmen and should be kept in mind by members of the clubs themselves. The greatest danger to the success of the agreement lies in the chance that some members of one or more clubs will forget or not understand some provisions of the agreement and do something which will seem to the members of some other...
...Quinquennial is the most recent of a long series of interesting volumes, well calculated to preserve the roll of Harvard graduates. The first complete list of this kind was probably issued in 1674. Only one copy if this is known to exist, and is kept in the State Paper Office in London. A photograph of this volume has recently been given to the University by Mr. Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London
...University Alumni Office, 50 State street, Boston, and at Kent's University Bookstore, the price being $3 a copy. The Quinquennial is the complete list of all University graduates. The first list of this kind was probably published in 1974, only one copy of this issue, which is now kept in the State Paper Office in London, being known to exist. The College Library owns a photograph of this volume which was given it a short time ago by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875 the book was issued triennially, and since then...