Word: springs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Professor C. Gross, h '01 and Professor C.H. Haskins, h '08, both of the History Department, will sail for Europe today on a six months' leave of absence. They will spend the spring in Spain, Sicily, and southern Italy, making Palermo their principal stopping place. Professor Haskins will investigate the influence of the Normans in Sicily by research work among old historical manuscripts. During the summer Dr. Gross will pass several months in London. Both will return to Cambridge early in September...
...before joined those who wished to hear him again and packed the Dining Room at every opportunity. We hope that the manifest popularity of the series will induce Mr. Cope land to made the list longer next year, if he cam not be persuaded to read again this spring...
Three crews from the University and two from the Freshman squad were launched on the river yesterday for the first time this year. Although it was feared when the Charles was dammed up that the ice would not leave the river until late in the spring, the crews last year had their first row only two days earlier. The floats at the Newell boathouse were down, and it is expected that the launches will be in commission by the first of next week...
...Lush, an old National league player, who coached the Yale baseball teams in 1905, 1906, and 1907, and has also coached the Yale basketball teams, has been re-engaged this year as coach of the nine at Yale. The admitted failure of the graduate system last spring and the resignation of T. A. D. Jones as graduate coach, are responsible for the change in policy and the resumption of the old system...
...weight events are even more disheartening. Strange as it may seem, there are less than five men throwing the hammer and only eight are putting the shot. It is undoubtedly true that there are many heavy men in the University who could qualify for the weight events after a spring's training with Coach Quinn, but at Harvard there is apparently no feeling strong enough to make these...