Word: periodic
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Professor M. H. Morgan will give the sixth of his series of lectures on the history of classical studies this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock in Harvard 1. His subject will be "The German Period, Nineteenth Century." The lecture, though intended primarily for students of the classics, is open to the public...
...only scrimmage of the afternoon was a short one between the University team substitutes and the second eleven, during which the second team scored one touchdown. During the first of the period, the second gained at will through the disjointed defense of the substitutes. Noyes's run of 40 yards, on a double pass, to the second's 15-yard line was the feature of the practice...
...History of Classical Studies. VI. The German Period, Nineteenth Century; Professor Morgan. Harvard...
Professor Morgan will lecture on every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon until the Christmas holidays, with the exception of November 10 and 26. The subjects thus far decided upon will be as follows: November 5, The English and Later Dutch Schools of the Eighteenth Century," November 12, "The German Period of the Nineteenth Century," November 17, "Nineteenth Century Concluded...
There was little shifting of places in yesterday's line-up, as the scrimmage period was comparatively short. Goodhue, who has been making a good showing at left half on the second for the last two weeks, was for the first time tried on the University eleven. Meier played well yesterday in both tackle positions, followed the ball closely and was sure in his tackling. LeMoyne's punting was uneven; his first kick was good for 50 yards, but at times he was slow in getting the kicks off and, as on Wednesday, allowed one to be blocked. Parkinson...