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Coach Crane, the first speaker, told of the excellent spirit that the team possessed, and of its wonderful latent strength. He said that in no way did Yale men excel Harvard men, and that, as we have outstripped Yale in every way except football, there is not the slightest reason why we should not beat them in that branch of sport...
Captain Parker was the other speaker. He said that he thought the cheering, though organized, should be spontaneous. When the team comes, on the field, between the halves, and after a touchdown or after a brilliant play, were the proper times to cheer. The team, he said, was wonderfully encouraged and sustained by such cheering. In his opinion, the coaching this year is as good as Harvard has ever had Captain Parker referred to the so-called annual slump. He explained it by saying that it was not a slump, but merely a period in which the men were individually...
...final trials, which will take place on Friday, November 15, this limit will be extended to 10-minutes, and two teams of three men each will be chosen. The final debate will be held on Friday, December 6. The Pasteur Medal will be awarded to the best speaker at this debate...
Professor Bateson is a distinguished English writer and lecturer on heredity, and has the reputation of being a very enthusiastic and entertaining speaker. He came to this country to attend the International Zoological Conference held in Boston last summer, and has been Stillman Lecturer at Yale this fall. Professor Bateson is about to return to England...
There will be a small Junior dinner in the Trophy Room of the Union Thursday, October 31, at 6.30 o'clock, limited to about 80 men. Dean Briggs will be the speaker of the evening and will talk on some subject of interest...