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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...seventh annual tennis tournament for the championship of Massachusetts will begin on the courts of the Longwood Cricket Club at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Matches will be best two out of three sets, third set only being advantage. The following Harvard men are entered: D. F. Davis '00, H. McK. Jones '01, H. W. Bingham '03, H. Ward '00, S. F. Rockwell '00, B. C. Wright '03, C. S. Rathbun '02, F. S. Wise 1L., J. A. Roche '03 and C. E. Cole...
...Montague '01, of Springfield, Massachusetts. The Ricardo Scholarship is awarded on the basis of a special examination, but the general record of the candidates is also taken into consideration. In the examination this year the candidates were required to write an essay on one of twelve subjects set before them. The subject chosen by Montague was "Democracy and Empire." Twelve men in all took the examination. Among the other subjects were the following: Party Government; The place of the French Revolution in the world's history; The definition of sociology; Mill's "Political Economy"; The incidence of taxation; Commercial Crises...
...hands of a detective who learned that Dr. Cameron had sold certain of the missing plates. At the same time, circulars were sent to many collectors of book-plates, requesting them to send to the Library any Harvard book-plates which might possibly have been among the stolen set. The response to this appeal was very ready. A large number of the stolen plates were recovered, and many were received which had not been stolen at all, but which had been sold from time to time...
...prizes offered by the Camera club for the best set of pictures illustrating different phases of Harvard life have been awarded as follows: First medal--W. B. Swift '01, with special commendation; second medal--J. Burroughs '01; first honorable mention--R. P. Perry '00; second honorable mention--M. Buckley...
...set of pictures for which the first prize was awarded includes a wide variety of subjects, and at the same time is remarkably fine from both a technical and an artistic point of view. Besides giving an excellent idea of many College buildings, it is valuable as showing present customs in dress, in athletic contests and in many other branches of life. The collection which took second prize consists largely of interior views, taken with great taste and skill. Of the pictures which were given first mention, perhaps the best is a view of Harvard Hall and the First Parish...