Word: pennsylvania
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...almost exclusively from the East: and this is confirmed by the figures recently published in the CRIMSON, showing that out of 2500 students in the College, only about 150 came from states west of the Mississippi River, and only about 450 from all the territory west and south of Pennsylvania. To remedy this condition and increase the attendance from the Middle West, West, and South, is one of Harvard's big problems; and the scholarships given by the Harvard clubs in various states and by the Associated Harvard Clubs are doing much good in this way. Yet the number...
...rowing management last night. According to the schedule Princeton and the University eight will compete in a two-mile race on Lake Carnegie on April 20. This is the first time in three years that the two crews have met. The last time was in 1913 when Princeton, Pennsylvania and the University held a triangular regatta in the Charles River Basin, which Princeton won, with the University second. There will be no race with Annapolis this year...
...delegates who attended the Pan-American Scientific Congress, held in Washington during the Christmas recess, are making a trip of inspection through several universities, including Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, and Harvard. During the past week the party has visited the first four of these, and tomorrow will come to Cambridge. The morning will be spent in inspecting the various parts of the University with particular attention to the Medical School...
...bowl fight, which has been an anual event at the University of Pennsylvania for more than half a century, as well as similar forms of class rivalry, will probably be abolished as the result of Wednesday's battle between the sophomore and freshman class, in which one student lost his life and six others were injured...
...delegates who attended the Pan-American Scientific Congress, held in Washington during the Christmas recess, are making a trip of inspection through several universities, including Pennsylvania, Princeton, Columbia, Yale, and Harvard. The party visited Pennsylvania on Tuesday and spent yesterday at Princeton. Today they travel on to New York to Columbia, stop off at New Haven Tomorrow, and reach Boston late in the evening. Saturday morning they will inspect, various parts of the University, with especial attention to the Medical School. At 1 o'clock the men of the party will lunch at the Union as guests of the University...