Word: second
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...League's high scorers last year, started the season off in brilliant form. Opposing guards were instructed to watch him closely with the result that Lowman's effectiveness dropped rapidly and at present he is far from top form. Due to his early season shooting, Lowman has a total second only to Herrick with 107 points, to these, 43 were made in league competition. At present Fesler has been replacing Lowman with either Arnie Litman or Fred Heckel until he breaks out of his slump...
...season with a scant 23 points in league competition. But Struckie along with Ulysses Lupien has played a major part in the Crimson defense that has been so effective in the last few games. Against Columbia the Feslerman were able to hold the opposition to six points in the second half and Tuesday night kept the Ithacans to eight tallies in the last period...
There are many reasons for this state of affairs. In the first place the Harvard Music Department cannot afford a truly worthwhile investment like Mlle. Boulanger, for the authorities do not even supply enough money to take care of the courses already in progress. In the second place, like certain interests who are afraid of competition from foreign coolie labor, the authorities object to women on the Harvard Faculty and put up a tariff against them. Harvard Faculty women now number three--and they were only admitted after a noisy struggle...
...about her undergraduate lecture course, Music 24, a comparative study of old and new music, which is of wide interest to a large number of people. One hundred Radcliffe girls have enrolled in this course; but positively no auditors are allowed, first because the classroom is already full, and second because it is felt that a Radcliffe course should not be polluted by Harvard men. These being the most important reasons for the present state of affairs, it is easy to see that Mlle. Boulanger's sphere of influence is restricted by a host of technicalities, traditions, antagonisms, and sectional...
...Yale meet, to other competitors receiving minor "H's" in major colors. However, if the team should place first in the Eastern Intercollegiate League, major letters would be granted to all on the team, i.e., those who swim against Yale. This would provide for the man who had placed second on many occasions throughout the League meets, but who had been in the Yale meet defeated by two Yale swimmers who were champions in his event