Word: question
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...question of the length of schedules has been the cause of a large part of the athletic controversy in the past few years it is of interest to see how the schedules of today compare in the number of games played with last year and five or ten years ago. We are supposed to be proceeding at present on a platform of reduction. The Faculty has expressed its opinion that a considerable curtailment would be wise and there have been varying estimates as to what the limits of the reduction should be. It seems only practical from the athletic standpoint...
...Garcelon L.'95 at the Varsity Club last evening, to place before the managers of the teams advice about transacting their business, almost all the captains, managers and assistant managers of the various teams, and several members of the Athletic Committee were present. The following graduates spoke on the question in hand: N. W. Bingham '95, E. H. Wells '97, H. S. Thompson '99 and Mr. Garcelon...
...proper sense of the situation from the standpoint of the University. They propose that their men shall do their work carefully and in good season and thus avoid any possible trouble. The CRIMSON believes there is more in their statement than mere selfishness their particular teams. There is no question but that the men who are in charge of athletics in the University today are becoming more alive to the responsibilities which athletics must bear as an important part of undergraduate life and an improvement in the conduct of these affairs has been well begun...
...only 35 years old and the Corporation has shown its fearlessness of comparative youth recently in appointing a new dean for the Medical School who is 32. Many men in the West and South are looking for a man from outside of Massachusetts, and there is no question but that it would strengthen Harvard in many communities were the right man to be found outside the vicinity of Boston. There have been pleas for men of high scholarly attainment above all, and others for men whose administrative and executive qualities form the basis of their success. The CRIMSON will...
...American plan at $5 a week. There was little opposition to the change as the vote shows and while a number of people interested in the Association are not confident that it is the best basis on which to place the Association for good and all, there is no question it will be an improvement, and affairs seem to work out so uncertainly in connection with Memorial that it would be a rash prediction to state that this would not be perhaps the correct solution...