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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Below is printed the annual financial report of F. W. Moore '93, Graduate Treasurer of the Athletic Association, giving a complete comparative summary of the receipts and expenses of the Harvard Athletic Association for the two fiscal years ending July 31, 1916. 1914-15. 1915-16. Receipts Expenses Receipts Expenses Major Sports: University Baseball, $21,118.97 $17,650.13 $19,288.14 $15,377.74 University Boat Club, 4,502.17 19,343.97 3,354.24 21,750.67 University Football, 120,449.59 35,668.70 117,123.35 37,639.15 University Hockey, 1,597.62 3,636.10 1,895.99 3,889.85 University Track...
Candidates for degrees in June, 1917, in the Division of History Government and Economics, who by reason of entering upon military service, desire to have their general and special examinations in advance of the regular time are requested to report immediately to Mr. G. W. Cram at 4 University Hall, in order to arrange the dates of their examinations...
...mildly shocking to discover from the report of Harvard's librarian how serious he considers the university's need of more funds for its library. The splendid new Widener Memorial building scarcely prepares one's mind for a cry of poverty. And the great size of Harvard's collection, now numbering nearly two million books and pamphlets, does not suggest deficiency. Later reflection, however, calls to mind how serious must be the demands which arise from this very fact of the collection's size. The Widener Library has given suitable housing to the main store of Harvard's books...
...annual report of the University Library indicates rapid growth under increasing difficulties. More than forty thousand volumes have been added to its shelves, swelling the total to nearly two million and placing it among the greatest collections of books in the world. Yet with this encouraging progress there has not come the corresponding increase of dependable resources which are necessary in carrying forward the work from year to year...
...more men have been organized to man the larger 60 and 90-foot boats. Each unit will be assigned to a boat for patrol duty in the First Naval District during the summer maneuvers, but what is more important, in case of war, will be immediately ordered to report for duty in defending the coast from submarines...