Word: rivers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University crews, favored by exceptionally fine weather, have put in a splendid week's work on the river. The daily row has consisted of a long paddle to the Union Boat Club and a two-mile jog along the Parkway. Under this strenuous training the men are rapidly rounding into shape. The coaches are paying particular attention to form, putting emphasis on the finish...
...Harwood '15, and C. T. Abeles '13, assisted by Captain Murray of the University crew have divided the men into nine crews. Although a great number of the men have never rowed Coach MacVicar succeeded in getting a first crew from each of the dormitories out on the river yesterday. More large men should report. No experience is needed...
...club's coming season are fairly well in shape, and represent a somewhat changed policy. There will be fewer concerts than formerly, but those which are given will be important. The principal fall events will be trips to New Haven for the dual concert with Yale, and to Fall River. In the spring, concerts will be given at the New York Harvard Club, and at Providence. Furthermore, another Intercollegiate Meet may be given in New York, and the Glee Club has been honored with an invitation to participate in the Apollo Club's April concert in Boston. Provided the Princeton...
...with Yale last spring won their "H" for the first time. These men are Frank Giles Fripp '16, of Albany, N. Y.; Edward William Mahan '16, of Natick; John Angus Milholland '14, of New York, N. Y.; Henry Lamb Nash '16, of Newton; John Bowen Waterman '15, of Fall River; Wilmot Whitney '16, of Newton...
...group of five buildings which is to house the Freshmen is situated on the banks of the Charles River, near the bridge to Soldiers Field. They are singularly successful architecturally, being the handsomest structures that have gone up in Harvard within the memory of man, and are an adaptation of the early Colonial style, from which Harvard, like Yale and others, should never have departed. The credit for their planning belongs to Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge, the Boston architects. There are three groups, Standish and Gore Halls and the Smith Halls, each consisting of three buildings, in the centre...