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Among the speakers at the meeting are W. M. Rand '09, a member of the graduate track advisory committee, W. F. Garcelon '95, former graduate treasurer of the H. A. A., and Dr. Charles Whelan, recently appointed Supervisor of Track Athletics...
...held until 1917, when he was again requested to resign. During the war he was on trial in the United States Court, for treasonable utterances contained in his pamphlet, "The Great Madness," but was acquitted. He is an accomplished orator and debater, and is at present lecturing in the Rand School of New York City and the Boston School of Social Science. He is the author of "Social Sanity" and other notable books on socialism...
Donald C. Swatland 2L. of Newark, N. J., and William Rand; Jr., 2L. of Rye, New York were elected president and treasurer respectively of the Law Review last night...
...annual dinner of the New York Harvard Club, Colonel W. Rand '88 was vigorously applauded when he spoke as follows: "Regarding the so-called 'Red peril,' no one who knows the history of Harvard need worry about her attitude. She stands for academic freedom and free and open discussion on all things by instructors and students. At times this freedom may bring embarrassing situations, but if these are met by tact they will do far less harm than suppression of free discussion. No Harvard man of today would wish it otherwise. I speak for the great body of Alumni...
...next speaker, W. M. Rand '09, told reminiscences of the days before 1900 when Harvard was the unchallenged champion of track and a factor in every intercollegiate meet. Until 1909 the University held a position in the track world similar to that now maintained by Cornell, but since then the speaker asserted records show that the Crimson has won only 160 points in all the intercollegiate meets and only three of the nine dual meets with Yale. He continued, that to win now the spirit of the Harvard track team this year must go back to the era when...