Word: recessive
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Although the University track team lost both of its meets on the trip held during the spring recess, the trip was far from a failure, since it showed that the team is stronger and further advanced now than it has been at this time in the last few years. If the present rate of development keeps up it is safe to say that the team will stand at least an even chance of defeating Yale...
...results of the two meets, and of the time trials held just before the recess, showed several interesting things. The quarter and half-mile squads are stronger than they were thought to be, while the two-milers, and especially the hurdlers, have shown unexpected weakness. In the two meets with the Pennsylvania teams, only three points were scored in the hurdles. In both meets, however, the University runners faced stiff competition, and although they failed to score heavily, they were only a few inches behind the winners...
...clock classes in calisthenics at the Heminway Gymnasium will be continued until the final examination period. The Physical Training Department has announced that contrary to the usual custom, of discontinuing these classes after the spring recess in favor of outdoor exercise, the classes in this year be continued. The work will be in charge of L. B. Simons G. ED., who has been connected with the work during the winter. About 75 men use the facilities of these classes daily and as the majority of them are in the graduate schools and have no regular athletic program, they have requested...
...expected that the Intercollegiate Conference held at M. I. T. just before the spring recess, would revolutionize student government all at once; neither did any one believe that the interchange of ideas would bring about immediate radical departures from the present conditions of undergraduate life in the colleges which sent delegates, and, as a matter of fact, nothing like this was the result. The conference, although its effect is not visible, in any tangible form, contributed largely to intersectional and interinstitutional understanding. The student delegates from Illinois and other great state universities had an unprecedented opportunity to meet men fully...
Coach R. N. Williams '16 of the tennis team has selected the men who will represent the University on the Southern trip during the Spring Recess. The following will comprise the singles team, and will play in the order named in the first match at least: L. A. de Turenne '21, captain, J. B. Fenno '21, Morris Duane '23, E. W. Feibleman '21, Victor Romain '22 and R. N. Bradley '22. Captain de Turenne, Fenno and Bradley received their letters in tennis last year, and Duane was captain of last-year's Freshman team...