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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Harvard and Yale Musical Clubs will give their joint concert in Symphony Hall on Friday, November 19 at 8 o'clock. A special section will be reserved for members of the University. Tickets at $1.50 and $1.00 will be put on sale Monday, November 1, at the branch store of the Co-operative Society, at 35 Bow street, and at Symphony Hall...
Nominations will be received at the Auditor's Office of each Hall until the close of the dinner hour on Tuesday, October 16. Each nomination must be supported by the signatures of twenty members. Only one name may be put in nomination by each petition, and no member will be allowed to support more than one nomination. The ten nominations receiving the largest number of signatures will be placed on the ballot. W. S. BURKE, J. D. GREENE, E. H. WELLS, Managing Committee...
...last week, and although some of the crews have dropped out and some are still in a very unsettled condition, there are at least six crews which are going very well. Claverly has been greatly strengthened by the addition of Thayer and Howe, and Randolph by the shift which put Hill in at 4, Peabody replacing Cammack at 2. These two crews together with Russell and Beck-Hampden are easily the best crews from the Weld boathouse, and all of them are up to the standard of dormitory crews of past years, while two of them, at least, seem...
...various university centres during the intervening 27 years, as for example at Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Chicago, and California, the Harvard store is much the largest and most profitable among them. In fact, its vol- ume of annual business is about as large as that of all the others put together. Some idea of the service which the Cooperative renders to the University in general may be gained form the statement in the annual report that more than 60,000 volumes were sold during the year by its book department...
...tennis tournament produced another surprise yesterday when A. S. Dabney '11 was put out of the running by J. Wheelwright '10 in the postponed match of the fifth round of the singles. Dabney took the first set 6-4, and led on the second 5-3, when Wheelwright broke through his serve, made it a deuce set, and finally won, 10-8. With the score standing 4 all in the third set, Wheelwright again won on Dabney's serve and took the set 6-4. The noticeable fact about the match was Wheelwright's steadiness in comparison with Dabney...