Word: meetings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Freshman football squad was cut yesterday afternoon for the first time, 54 candidates being retained. The new squad will meet this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock for its first practice as a reorganized unit. Those who have been cut will take part in Freshman Dormitory football...
Traditions the series of games had accumulate made it a precious one to the public and the display attached to the annual meeting of the two Institutions made it one in which they took a keen personal interest. The rupture between the two due to a dispute of whose merits few laymen could judge was bound to create a feeling of resentment, and no matter now unwarranted this may have been, its ending cannot, but meet the general approval...
There will be an Intercollegiate second team meet on October 2 allowing those unable to make the first seven to participate in active competititon. All cross-country candidates who have not taken part in meets with other colleges will be eligible for entrance...
...People are clamoring for the booklet," stated G. E. Cole G.B. '16, manager of the Coop yesterday afternoon, "and the Cooperative Society is in the embarrassing position of not being able to meet the demand. We have hounded the editors for the precious little volume, but it looks like another miscalculation of publication values. We have turned away 30 or 40 people this afternoon who refused to believe that just another first edition had become history. Many more copies could have met a ready reception from Harvard...
...copies remaining have evidently been far too few to meet the demand. The intense popularity of the little work is atributed to the feature article, "The History of Harvard" by Professor S. E. Morison '08. Harvard alumni have also commented extensively on the article, "Customs and Manners at Harvard," by W. I. Nichols '26. The article on late educational developments in the University by Dean Banford is being reprinted in educational journals. President Lowell, W. J. Bingham '16, Henry Cannon Clark '11, and Le Baron Russell Briggs '75 and R. A. Stout '29 are other contributors...