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...debate between Princeton and Harvard was held in Sanders Theatre on March 20, 1908. The subject, which Harvard submitted, was: "Resolved, That further material increases in the United States navy are undesirable." The University was represented by I. Dimond '09, I.L. Sharfman 1L., and H. Hurwitz '08, who presented the negative case. The Coolidge Prize of $100 for the best undergraduate work in the trials for the Harvard team was won by H. Hurwitz '08. R.W. Kelso '04 coached the team. The chairman at the debate was Professor Hollis, and the judges were Hon. J.R. Dunbar of Boston, Dean...
...German Civil Code; G. R. Clements, A.M., instructor in mathematics; W. J. Berry, S.M., instructor in mathematics; G. C. Cox, A.M., assistant in philosophy; J. S. Davis '08, assistant in economics; T. H. Jack, A.M., assistant in government; E. R. Lewis '08, assistant in economics; I. L. Sharfman '08, A.B., assistant in economics. The resignation of C. F. D. Belden L.'98, LL.B., Assistant Librarian of the Law School, was accepted to go into effect September 1. The John Tyndall Scholarship was awarded to J. M. Adams '03, A.M., '05, Ph.D. '07, and he was made assistant in physics...
...material increases in the United States navy, are unadvisable." Princeton will uphold the negative and will be represented by T. S. Clark '08, M. H. Fry '08, and J. L. Kauffman '08. The Harvard speakers, who uphold the affirmative, are I. Dimond '09, H. Hurwitz '08, and I. L. Sharfman...
...final trials, held last night in Dane Hall, I. Dimond '09, H. Hurwitz '09 and I. L. Sharfman 1L., were chosen to constitute the team which will represent the University in the debate against Princeton next month. J. S. Davis '08, T. M. Gregory '10 and C. A. Small 1G., were retained for the second team, from which the alternate will be chosen. The Coolidge Prize of $100, for the best work in the series of three trials, was awarded to H. Hurwitz '08. The speaking was judged by S. Curtis '05, F. W. Dallinger '93, and R. W. Kelso...
...represent the University will be held this evening at 7.30 o'clock in Upper Dane Hall. The six men retained from last Friday's trials have been divided by lot into two teams: the affirmative composed of F. M. Gregory '10, C. A. Small 1G, and I. L. Sharfman '08; and the negative composed of J. S. Davis '08, I. Dimond '09, and H. Hurwitz '08. Each speaker will have 12 minutes for a main speech and 5 for a rebuttal. The Coolidge Prize of $100 will be awarded the undergraduate who has done the best work in the trial...