Word: rice
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Fifteen dormitory crews have now been formed, and are practicing daily on the river under the direction of Coaches Rice and Stephenson. The crews are seriously handicapped in their work by a lack of shells, but on the whole are improving rapidly. The new men, while they retard somewhat the development of uniformity in the boats are greatly aided by the example of the experienced men, and are learning rapidly. In some cases the new crews are showing signs of unusual ability...
...dormitory crews started rowing yesterday afternoon under the supervision of Coaches Rice and Stephenson. The work done was on the whole favorable. Several of the crews which have had little former experience were given preliminary work on the machines. In the others the work of the boat was retarded by one or two inexperienced oars, although several of the crews, notably those of Westmorly, Holyoke Street, Randolph and Claverly, were composed entirely of men who had rowed before. The large number of men who reported was very encouraging as two crews were able to row from Randolph and Westmorly...
...candidates must report today at 4 o'clock at their respective boat clubs in order to elect captains. Active work will begin tomorrow. Coach Rice will have charge of Weld, and Coach Stephenson of Newell Boat Club. If sufficient candidates report more crews will be organized. Races will be held later in the fall, and cups will be awarded to the winning crew...
...Rice, A. P., consular service...
...illustrated by stereopticon views. A series of lectures on the professions proved to be a very successful innovation; the speakers and their subjects were: J. G. Milburn on "Law," Dr. J. C. Warren on "Medicine," Rev. Henry Van Dyke on "The Ministry," Rev. Endicott Peabody on "Teaching," G. S. Rice on "Engineering," and T. A. Richard on the "Life and Opportunity of a Mining Engineer...