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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...acclaim with which the Oregon system met in the recent Dartmouth-Harvard debate tent an impetus to its general adaptation by debating circles. Under the new procedure the first man on each team sets forth the arguments of his side. The second man questions the opposition, and one member of each team then summarizes the disputations which favor his contentions. The audience render the verdict after quizzing the participants to their own satisfaction. By combining the best elements of the Oxford system of free discussion and the present unsatisfactory American procedure, this most recent innovation in the sphere of intercollegiate...
...Wilbur has been President of the American Medical Association, a Trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation, and a member of the Pan-American Commission. "Yes-men" are not chosen for such honors. When he became President of Stanford University he made many radical changes there and formulated policies which were opposed by a large majority of the Alumni, but in spite of this opposition, he did not swerve from the lines he had chosen, and after 15 years, has convinced most of the Alumni of that University that his plans were sound, while at the same time winning for himself...
...annual convention of the I. C. 4A. in New York last Saturday, R. W. Thayer '29, manager of the Harvard track team, was elected president of the association for the coming year. At the same time R. C. Floyd '10 was chosen a member of the graduate committee handling affairs for the colleges...
Hart was graduated from Harvard in 1926, after having achieved great distinction in his college career. As a Freshman he won the Union Prize in 1923, and later held two scholarships. He was a member of the Student Committee on Education, of the Debating Council, and of the Phoenix and Speakers' Clubs. In 1924-1925 he was assistant Managing Editor of the CRIMSON; and became Editorial Chairman in his Senior Year. He was graduated Summa Cum Laude from the College; held a traveling scholarship in Europe for a year; and last year at the Law School was second ranking...
...eight consecutive victories the Harvard team has caged 35 goals. W. B. Wood '32 and F. R. Stubbs Jr. '32 form a brilliant passing pair, with Stubbs scoring consistently on fast, rising shots Potter Palmer '32, the speediest member of the sextet, and Captain C. C. Cunningham '32 are both expert body-checkers who have broken up many determined assaults on their territory. C. D. Draper '32 has allowed only three shots to get past him into the Harvard goal