Word: rule
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Third Crew Bow, F. F. Robinson '27; No. 2, A. M. Luke '27; No. 3, H. B. Mosle '27; No. 4, H. E. Rule '27; No. 5, H. G. Sweet '26; No. 6, H. C. Prudhomme '25; No. 7, H. S. Crosby '26, stroke, A. B. Coates '26; coxswain, J. E. Bradley...
...spring practice has become the rule in all leading colleges. This will be the third year, Captain Cheek declares that Harvard has followed other colleges. The first year fifty men reported. During the second spring eighty men came out. Captain Cheek feels that the turnout this spring will be largely indicative of next fall's success...
...profession which cost him a leg and sent him into politics), veteran in the political arena (as early as 1897, he made an unsuccessful attempt to gain a Senate seat from Illinois), he who, in 1921, was lifted into the Chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee over the seniority rule, because of his businesslike grasp of affairs, gathered his Western and Middlewestern cohorts and advanced on the Speakership. Mr. Madden, as described by the apt pen of Clinton W. Gilbert, "belongs to the line of watchdogs of the Treasury who growl when anyone asks for appropriations. . . . He looks gnarled, like...
...Saturday it was voted that the forty-ninth annual meet of that organization be held next May on Franklin Field in Philadelphia. At the same meeting an amendment to the constitution was made providing that no individual can participate in a meet for more than three years. Had this ruling gone into effect for Saturday's meet, as many urged, Georgetown's chances would have been seriously impaired, as several of her representatives have competed already for three years. A strong protest, however, by the University delegation against the immediate application of this rule resulted in its suspension until...
...rule on the eligibility of transfer students in the university, which has come up for so much discussion, was considered by the committee. It was voted to ratify the proposed amendment of the rule so as to include all men who have played in the sport concerned in another college, whether they entered Harvard, Yale, or Princeton by examination or by credits earned at the other colleges. It was also voted under this rule, for purposes of the eligibility requirement, to consider track and cross-country running as the same sport...