Word: seemly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...With S. P. Clark '14 and D. J. P. Wingate '14 graduated, and with Captain Ayres out of the game, H. L. Nash '16 at first base remains as the only veteran. The 1917 Freshman team has thus far filled two of the gaps, and at present the positions seem settled, for C. S. Reed '17 at shortstop and G. E. Abbot '17 at second have both been performing creditably, being fast fielders and fair hitters, but at third there still remains a serious problem. F. G. Fripp '16 has been playing that position, but his hitting has been...
...result of the Phi Beta Kappa Society's discussion of the raise in the tuition fee, a committee was appointed to investigate the opposition to the raise, and to take such steps as may seem fit. The committee met yesterday, and will meet again on Thursday, when active measures will be begun. P. P. Cram '15 is chairman of the committee, which is composed of the following men: R. C. Curtis '16, W. M. Marston '15, H. Moise '15, K. B. Murdock '16, G. H. Shaw '15, and C. H. Smith...
However improbable it may seem, debating costs money. We have not any fund on which to draw; nor do we harass the students begging for names on a subscription list. Obviously the only method left, by which we can secure money, is to sell tickets to the Harvard-Yale debate. This ticket sale is the only means we have to raise funds to send a team to Princeton and to pay the expenses incident to the Harvard-Yale debate at Cambridge...
...University gymnastic team will go to Amherst this afternoon where a meet will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. Amherst usually has a strong team. Last year they defeated the University, but this year the chances for a victory seem good. The work of M. F. Gates '15 has been the feature of the previous meets this year, while R. G. McPhail '15 and P. M. Symonds '15 have shown up well in tumbling and club-swinging...
With this in view, it would seem as if the Chemistry Department at Harvard should have every facility for carrying on its experiments and for instructing future chemists. Yet while the special research laboratories, used only by professors and very far advanced students, are excellent and adequate, it must be admitted that the facilities for instructing the undergraduate are perhaps the worst in the country, and that, in comparison with some other departments, the chemistry department is at a distinct disadvantage. Boylston Hall is not fire-proof; its store-room is inaccessible; it is dark;--in fact it is hopelessly...