Word: spring
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Regular winter work for all candidates for the track team will begin today. Besides preparing the men for the spring meets this work will be of great benefit to the men who enter the B. A. A. indoor games on February 14. In this meet Harvard will probably run relay races with Yale and Pennsylvania. The men will be divided into four squads which will meet at 11, 12, 3.30 and 4.30 o'clock daily. There will be no work on Saturday afternoons. Men trying for the field events will continue in the same arrangement of squads as before...
Regular winter work for all candidates for the track team will begin on Wednesday. Besides preparing the men for the spring meets this work will be of great benefit to the men who enter the B. A. A. indoor games on February 14. In this meet Harvard will probably run relay races with Yale and Pennsylvania. The men will be divided into four squads which will meet at 11, 12, 3.30 and 4.30 o'clock daily. There will be no work on Saturday afternoons. Men trying for the field events will continue in the same arrangement of squads as before...
...chess clubs of Oxford and Cambridge universities have issued a joint challenge to the chess clubs of Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia, for a cable match to defend the Rice trophy. This match, if arranged, will be held in the spring, and will be the fifth in the series of matches for this trophy; of the four previous international intercollegiate matches, Great Britain has won two. America one, and one was drawn...
...been given since 1900, when Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Fremantie, D.D., Dean of Ripon, England, delivered a series of lectures showing the bearing of Christian Ordinances on social life. The dates for this year's lectures have not been definitely announced, but they will be given next spring during Dr. Gladden's second term as University preacher...
...lecture will be illustrated with lantern views, and will be an account of a geographical excursion in which Professor Davis took part in the spring of his Sabbatical year abroad. The excursion was led by Professor Penck of the University of Vienna and attended by about twenty students who spent nearly three weeks in Bosnia and Herzegovina, provinces nominally belonging to Turkey but controlled and administered by Austria-Hungary...