Word: named
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sung at the coming football games begins today. All members of the University having any ability for writing either music or verse are urged to compete. Manuscripts should be sent to the Harvard Song Committee, 16 Oxford street on or before October 18. Each manuscript must bear an assumed name and must be accompanied by a sealed envelope containing both the assumed and the true name of the composer...
...last date for receiving songs has been fixed at October 20, instead of October 10, and the place at Holworthy 1. As the song chosen will be the official one of 1912, to be sung on all occasions and at all reunions, and as the name of its author will appear on Class Day programs and in the Class Album, all Seniors of lyric gift are urged to contribute...
...unimportant matters, however, to which it is hard to point directly, cases of petty exclusiveness arise which give the University the name of being far less democratic than it really is. Just as the strength of a chain is measured by its weakest link, so Harvard democracy is measured by its greatest snob. If the offenders would only take the trouble to look about, they would have little difficulty in finding many people and things connected with the College community as a whole which they might well be proud, instead of too proud, to associate with. The more thoroughly...
...first time since the foundation of the University the Freshman class contains a student with the family name of Harvard. Although not a direct descendant of John Harvard, he is presumably descended from Thomas, second cousin of John Harvard. Moreover, Lionel Harvard, of the present Freshman class, prepared for College at the same school in London at which John Harvard prepared for Emmanuel College, Cambridge, three hundred years...
...will be a surprise to many to see the name of Bob Cook again in Yale rowing news. But his name has been foremost of late whenever Yale men have discussed their boating troubles. It is the Cook stroke that Yale men want their crews to row again, and no one can teach this so well as Mr. Cook himself. Although Mr. Rodgers has been selected as head coach, there is reason to believe that Mr. Cook will be seen at Yale boat- house frequently, and will again lend his aid and advice to Yale rowing...