Word: oneness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work in fall rowing for the three University crews will culminate tomorrow in the annual race of the three eights over the three and one-half mile course from the Stillman Infirmary to the Union Boat Club. The handicaps have not yet been decided...
...Dramatic Club will hold two competitions, one for a poster for the "Scare-crow," the new play to be given by the Club in Boston in the early part of December, the other for original music for a song in the same play. Both competitions will close November 22. Competitors will report to R. Douglas '12, Westmorly 106, and J.S. Reed '10, 35 Bow street, for the respective competitions tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock...
...trustees of the Andover Theological Seminary have purchased 200,000 square feet of land from the Charles Eliot Norton estate in Cambridge and expect to erect upon this tract at least one large building for the use of the seminary. The land adjoins the property of the Harvard Divinity School and extends eastward toward Francis avenue, which will be extended to afford ready access to the new buildings of the seminary. Architects have already been employed to draw plans for one large hall, and it is expected that work on this building will proceed without delay. The land secured...
Track athletes are divided in opinion as to the value of cross-country racing as a sport in itself, and as to its effect on other sports. As one of the most strenuous forms of exercise followed in the colleges, it certainly needs the careful oversight of experienced trainers and coaches if it is not to be attended by injurious results. But as long as Harvard teams are allowed to compete in the event, and men are encouraged to come out for them, there should be competent coaching, in order that the risk of injury may be minimized and that...
...been seen in New York and elsewhere, is undoubtedly Mr. MacKaye's most distinguished work. Though published in 1908, it has never been performed, and the Dramatic Club, therefore, has the distinction of presenting for the first time a play which is considered by eminent critics here and abroad one of the most significant contributions to American dramatic literature...