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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...bouts at Hemenway Gymnasium last night comprised the finals of the University boxing tournament; they ranged all the way from dull exhibitions of clinching to slashing matches ending in referee's decisions, and completely satisfied the crowd of some 500 or 600 persons who turned out to see the event...
...have read with interest the articles appearing in your columns last week urging certain reforms in the Fogg Museum, and while I am in agreement with the recommendations for library hours, entrances at night, and improvement of the lighting and ventilating systems in this building, I can not but feel that there was in evidence a narrow and selfish spirit in regard to the Radcliffe students...
Leaving Boston Sunday night, these men will practice daily with the Syracuse team from Monday until Friday. These practice games will be under the direction of Lawrence Cox, Syracuse coach and one of the cleverest mentors of lacrosse in the country, through whom the visit was arranged. While at Syracuse, the Harvard group will eat at their host's training table, and several entertainments have been arranged in their honor. On Friday, they will leave for Schenectady where they are to play the only regular game of the trip, with Union College on Saturday afternoon...
Four men were awarded prizes last night at the finals of the Lee Wade and Boylston speaking contest held in Sanders Theatre. These winners were R. H. Jones '30, M. V. Anastos '30, H. G. Meyer '30, and Carlton Greene...
...other speakers in the contest last night and the subjects which they presented were as follows: R. H. Sharp '30 "Nine and Twenty in a Company", by Odell Shepard; J. L. Ware '30: "On the Cruiser Bill", House of Representatives. February 9, 1929, by Hop. George Huddleston; W. A. Fowlie '31; "Blue Symphony", by J. G. Fletcher; F. I. Kogos '29; "Boots", by Rudyard Kipling; E. J. Day '31; Ecclesiastes, Chapter XI and XII; F. F. Hart '30; A Tribute to Robert E. Lee", by Charles H. Brough...