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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Wednesday, January 9, trials will be held for the class relay teams which will compete in the class swimming races on Friday, January 11. There will be six men on each relay team, each man swimming four lengths of the tank. Cups will be given to the members of the winning team. On the same date there will be a diving exhibition, and a water polo game between the first and second teams. A University squad will be selected from the men who show the most promise in this meet...
...Each man will be allowed twelve minutes for his main speech and five minutes for rebuttal. Of the six speakers, three will be chosen to make up the University team, and the remaining three, form whom an alternate will be chosen later, will form the second team. The undergraduate making the best showing in the series of trials will be awarded the Coolidge prize...
Every applicant will be held responsible for the tickets allotted to him, and any Harvard man whose tickets are found in the hands of a speculator will be denied the privilege of securing tickets by application in the future...
...Catlett 3L., A. H. Elder '07, G. J. Hirsch '07, H. Hurwitz '08. In the final trial, to be held in Upper Dane next Tuesday at 7 o'clock, Catlett, Elder and Sharfman will support the affirmative and the negative will be upheld by Hirsch, Hurwitz, and Russell. Each man will be allowed 12 minutes for a main speech and five minutes for a rebuttal. The undergraduate making the best showing in all the trials will be awarded the Coolidge prize...
...stories in the current number of the Advocate suffer from compromise. They make one wonder if such work as "Tom Brown at Rugby" or the verses of Mr. Henry Newbolt has not shown that life within a school, games, and the points of honor between man and man that games may bring out are not--if we are to have "college stories"--themes more typical and more likely to call forth the best powers of undergraduate writers than that type of college story in which the principal male characters merely sleep in Cambridge. It is to be hoped, of course...