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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...applications for the Harvard-Yale baseball games must be in by this evening. No limit is set for the number of tickets. Checks and money orders should be made payable to the Harvard Athletic Association, and each must be accompanied by a stamped envelope, addressed to the applicant. For the New Haven game, applications must be made separately and by letter. Tickets are $1.50 each. Application blanks may be obtained at Leavitt & Peirce's, at the H. A. A., and at the Harvard Club of Boston...
Whitney and Armstrong played an aggressive game, frequently coming to the net for hard smashes. Their long, hard drives from the back line were also made to tell. In the first set, Gale and Crane captured two games after the title winners had taken three straight, but in the concluding set they were even less successful, landing but one game with the score 5-0 against them...
...Harvard has felt itself qualified to serve: and the "new plan" has brought them to Harvard in constantly increasing numbers. Princeton, with the same object in view, has modified its admission requirements. Yale has been making recent changes for a like general purpose; and both Brown and Bowdoin have set themselves to meet the same conditions. The Bowdoin plan apparently most nearly resembles that of Harvard. Naturally each college works out its own method of solving its own problems. Even if they were all dealing with the matter as Harvard did, the notable point would be that they have...
...Graduate School of Arts and Sciences is the establishment of the Harvard University Press, and the accompanying concentration of the scattered publications of instructors and advanced students in various fields of learning. The value of such an undertaking for the Graduate School does not need to be set forth, but the Press cannot reach its full usefulness without an increase in its resources. Scholarly investigation would also be advanced by the better endowment of the various series of departmental publications, for which the supply of excellent material is frequently in excess of the funds available for printing. Thus the Department...
...afternoon. The showing was especially commendable because among the crews defeated were the Yale second boat, and the first Annapolis eight which defeated the first University during spring recess. Each winning both of these races at their first appearance in the American Rowing association regatta the University oarsmen set a precedent which should stand for some time...