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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...clock. Tickets for the concert are on sale at Symphony Hall and at the Co-operative at $1.50 and $1.00. After the concert the University Club of Boston will give a smoker for the members of the musical clubs of both colleges. The program is as follows: PART FIRST. 1. "Bedouin Song," Arthur Foote '74 Harvard Glee Club. 2. "The Blue Jackets," C. W. Bennett, Arranged by Odell Dartmouth Mandolin Club. 3. College Medley, Rice Harvard Banjo Club. 4. Hanover Winter Song, R. Hovey Dartmouth Clee Club. 5. "One Thousand and Waltz," One Nights Strauss Harvard Mandolin Club. 6. Reading...
...Sheldon '08, last year's president of the Dramatic Club, will be given by Mrs. Fiske and her company at Providence this evening. The play, which tells the story of a member of the Salvation Army, was accepted by Mrs. Fiske, several months ago. The leading part, taken by Mrs. Fiske, is that of a drudge in a saloon on the Bowery, upon which, on Christmas night, the curtain rises. As usual in her mounting of a play, Mrs. Fiske has striven to make setting and action atmospheric...
...graduate nights have been instituted to make graduates feel that their connection with the Union does not end on Class Day and to give them an opportunity of renewing their association with the Union. A part of the Living Room has been reserved for them. All undergraduates will be admitted to the pop night...
...interested in this work are especially urged to report to Coach Schrader, or to Evans any afternoon at 5.30, and begin practice for the novice meet which will be held on December 16. This meet will be open to men who have never before taken part in any competition of this kind. A first and second prize will be given in each event, and a cup, presented by W. C. Bennett '08 last year's captain, for the all round championship...
Constantly aggressive, and for the greater part of the time in their opponents' territory, the University team should have scored again. Three times Harvard reached the Indians' 5-yard line only to be put back, twice for off-side work and once for holding. The University team was splendid on the defence, blocking Thorpe's place-kick and allowing but little gain through the line. When the Indian team had rushed the ball to the 2-yard line, they were unable to gain again and lost the ball on downs. Both teams used the forward pass frequently. Harvard was particularly...