Word: recording
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Today the Freshman hockey team meets Yale in the final game of its schedule. Hockey has always been Harvard's game, and the 1911 team has a long record of Freshman victories over Yale to uphold. Every Freshman should be in the Stadium today to encourage his team and to show his appreciation for the work it has already done...
...view a broadening of his faculties, and new ideas on every phase of life. These are the points that may be brought out. Specific facts are wanted, but a little thought on the bearing of each important event in the formation of character and tastes will make the record far more interesting and useful. Influence of schooling, friends, room-mates, instructors or undergraduate undertakings, are all points of the utmost importance in a record of this kind, which is intended to throw light on the ideals and ambitions of every member of the class...
...with such an enviable record behind us in hockey, and a team of known ability, we are unwilling to admit that even the elements are strong enough to destroy our chances. May the result of this game augur well for the rest of the intercollegiate series...
...been awarded to F. A. Brewer '10, with an average of 75.2 percent.; the corresponding cup in Class B has been awarded to F. F. A. Pearson '11. The cups are given on the basis of the highest average in both team matches and practice, and a record of every shot fired during the season has been kept. The cup in Class A is open to competition by all men eligible for the University team; that in Class B is open to those not eligible for the team. The competition in Class A was very close this year...
...memorandum book was started in the Union some weeks ago. Interesting lectures and performances are given under the auspices of so many organizations that some such clearing-house of dates seems to be the only remedy. It should not be necessary to emphasize the fact that an incomplete record is little better than none. If one or two important events are not entered, the very nights on which they occur may be taken by something equally important. We have a wealth of lectures to choose from, and they should not be arranged so that a man must choose between...