Word: manned
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...large assignment of reading, one week in which to complete it, two or four books available, two hundred students trying to get at them--this is a common experience of every man who has tried to do his work faithfully, without going to the expense of buying a volume that in all probability he will never be called on to open again. Our instructors tell us to do our work systematically, to "come early and avoid the rush." Would that it were possible...
...absolutely essential that the list of names published this morning be corrected, and all corrections must be made in writing and deposited in the Leiter Cup box in the CRIMSON office before 8 o'clock tonight. No man can be on more than one team in the corrected list...
...rejecting the pending vote, the Athletic Committee decides that there are more imminent questions than that of curtailment to be dealt with, then a very great obligation devolves upon each man whose name appeared upon the petition. He has pledged himself to remember that athletics are not his chief aim in life; and to attend strictly to the duties prescribed by the College authorities. We must hear no more complaints about empty class-rooms on the days of big games, and there must be no more cause for the well-founded objections to "vacations of recuperation." The maintenance of athletics...
...long distance and short distance place kicking, and will be awarded on October 15, to the men who prove themselves continually from now until that date to be the best men. The contest is extended through this time in order that it may be perfectly fair, and that every man may have an even chance and not lose...
...defeated by the Cambridge Latin School yesterday afternoon in a disappointing game by the score of 3 to 1. The batting and fielding of the Freshman team was exceedingly poor, and several chances to score were lost. Minot pitched a fairly good game. In the ninth inning the first man up was Twitchell, who hit a two-base hit. J. Sweetser flied out to left field. Rogers broke his bat, but was safe at first base by fielder's choice, while Twitchell was caught between second and third. Taylor, the last man up, hit a grounder...