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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Applications for rooms in the Senior dormitories (Hollis, Holworthy, Matthews, Stoughton, and Thayer) will be due at the opening of the mid-year period. These applications should be sent to the "1914 Senior Dormitory Committee," Phillips Brooks House. Assignment will be made by lot, preference being given to the larger groups, a 12-man group being the limit. Full information as to the rooms available in each entry, facts not definitely known at present, will be published later in the week. Owing to the limited time for forming groups, however, Juniors are urged by the committee to organize and make...
...cases necessary to decide the superiority of two hockey teams, makes a league the most satisfactory and practical method of conducting the sport. Should the present Intercollegiate League, of which Harvard is not a member, eventually break up, the formation of a new and more inclusive league between the larger colleges would probably result, to the benefit of the sport as a whole...
...shows a total enrollment of 6133, an increase of 249 over last year. This enrollment, almost the largest on record, is brought about mainly by the increased number of students registered in the Summer Schools, and the enlargement of the Faculty. The only year in which the registration was larger was that of 1903-04, when the total was 6254, 121 more than this year. The College shows a gain of 49, and the professional schools a loss of 16, the largest falling off coming in the Law School, which registers 67 fewer students than last year. The Dental School...
...special Christmas service will be held in Andover Chapel this evening at 8.15 o'clock. The student choir of the Andover Theological Seminary will sing Christmas carols and Dr. A. P. Fitch '00 will preach a short sermon on "The Larger Meaning of Christmas." The music will be under the direction of Dr. A. T. Davison, Jr., '06, and the choir will be assisted by Mr. F. E. Kendrie, violinist, and Mr. W. H. Kidder, baritone soloist. This service will be open to all members of the University and their friends...
...football campaign. If this is so, although regretting that any suspicion of a "charge" against Harvard's teams or coaches has been thought of, the Illustrated believes that some good may yet arise from a consideration of this subject of scouting in college athletics by the authorities of the larger colleges, a question by no means settled in our minds. HOWARD B. GILL, Editor-in-Chief. Harvard Illustrated Magazine...