Word: retainers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Fanning '23 has been chosen to coach the two 1926 teams, and with the help of competent judges will retain nine men from whom six will be selected in the course of the following weeks as speakers. At the conclusion of these trials a conference will be held, and work on the material will be assigned...
...Fanning '23 has been chosen to coach the two 1926 teams, and at the trials to be held one week from today on December 18, he will retain nine men from whom six will be selected in the course of the following weeks as speakers...
...result of his showing against R. A. Powers of the B. A. A. last Saturday, W. P. Dixon '25 has been moved up to first place over Captain Hinkle Dixon's steadiness is the outstanding feature of his play. Berths three and four on the team will retain the same tenants--Carroll Harrington '24 and A. L. Smith '25 respectively. In the fifth position, however, F. S. Hill '24 has resigned to take up hockey practice; this vacancy has been filled by F. I. Carpenter '24, who play number one on team B last Saturday...
...qualifying round of the Freshman golf tournament will be played off today and tomorrow at the Waltham Country Club. The Golf Association had not decided last night how many men would quality for the championship flight. If as many as thirty players enter the tournament it is planned to retain a championship flight of sixteen. If this number is not reached the final flight will be only eight men. The match play will take place on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. A prize will be given to the winner, who will become class champion...
...staff. Students wear special academic costume and have great esprit de corps. In general, French students maintain an attitude of professional etiquette towards each other and act with greater formality than in the United States. Students, for example, rise when the professor enters the room. Professors in certain faculties retain the old formal custom of wearing academic robes at their lectures...