Word: knowns
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...strength of the Springfield team is not well known, as it has not played any strong teams this season. It has, however, defeated two local schools and several members of the team are strong individual players. The University team has been unable to hold any practice since the game with Columbia last Saturday. The men have had to keep in condition by playing association football and handball. The team should win this game, however, without much difficulty...
...administration building is devoted to the business offices of the School, to the Warren Anatomical Museum, and to rooms for the social uses of students and Faculty. To take advantage of these new opportunities for a more congenial student life, and organization has recently been formed, known as the Students' Library Association, whose two-fold object is to equip and maintain a library of current books and periodicals and to act as the centre of the student activity. The membership is open to all students and financial support is dependent on voluntary subscriptions only. The Warren Museum, with a floor...
...relay races, will probably be arranged for this carnival. In the B. A. A. meet on February 16 it is planned to have a relay race between the University team and Yale, in which each man will run 780 yards. As there are very few half-mile runners of known ability on the squad, there will be an unusual opportunity for new men on this relay team. Besides the University relay race there will be a race between the three upper classes and probably a race between the Freshman relay team and the Yale freshmen. In closing Captain Minot urged...
...committee recommends that the headquarters be established at 50 State street, Boston, in the building used by the Board of Overseers. The committee will suggest in all probability that E. H. Wells '97, the present assistant dean of Harvard College, be made the officer in charge and be known as the general secretary of the alumni association. It is understood that Mr. Wells will give up his present position in the University and will devote all his time to the direction of this new work...
...Department of Classics has arranged a series of six lectures, to be given by Mr. G. G. A. Murray, a well-known English author and dramatist, during the latter part of April and the early part of May. These lectures will probably be given in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum, and will be open to the public. They will deal with the history of traditional poetry in Greece, beginning with the earliest Greek poetry and extending to the period of tragedy and comedy...