Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...statement in yesterday's CRIMSON in regard to the opening of the tennis courts at Jarvis Field is not entirely correct, in that only 12 of the courts will be ready for play on Monday. Owing to this fact, there will be established a rule that the courts cannot be occupied by the same people for more than one hour during...
...remarks about the religion of India, at any rate, upon the garbled reports of a few superficial observers. We know the good as well as the bad points in our country's intellectual development and can assert with confidence that most of the problems which Christianity likes to regard as her exclusive privileges have been long mooted and debated in India...
...Stadium will long be remembered, and his efforts as a member of the committee on the regulation of sports to raise the standard of athletics have been crowned by success. Throughout his career here Professor Hollis has maintained intimate relations with the students, and so has always been regarded as a close friend. The admiration with which all Harvard men regard him illustrates the influence a teacher of strong personality may wield when he tries to know and serve his students outside the class room. The CRIMSON wishes to express its deep regret at the loss of Professor Hollis...
Apparently some of the track candidates have either overlooked or disregarded to notice in Wednesday's CRIMSON in regard to the schedules for evening practice, as arranged by Coach Donovan and Captain Cummings. It is absolutely necessary that candidates report regularly at the proper time. The schedule is as follows: 7.30, shot-putters and high jumpers; 8, broad jumpers and pole-vaulters; 8.30, hurdlers...
...much as it is the responsibility of the committee to concentrate on turning out a good album, it is the responsibility of every member of the class to do his share to make the book complete. Complying with the requests of the committee in regard to lives and photographs is not a matter of personal inclination, but of class duty. Realizing this, perhaps those men who have not yet had photograph sittings, and the two hundred or more who have not yet handed in class lives will rise from their apathy for the short hour necessary, and aid. Not sometime...