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...class games which were held yesterday on Holmes Field were perhaps the most successful from the athletic standpoint of any that have ever taken place in Cambridge at this season of the year. No Harvard records were broken but in a number of events the performances were better than those which won the intercollegiate meeting last spring...
...usual though at what hotel was not determined. After the business meeting a regular programme was listened to Mr. Henry Sandham, vice-president of the Boston Art Club, spoke of experiences in connection with his work, of his models, and of life in general, as viewed from the standpoint of the artist. Mr. Grinfield Coxwell, professor at the College of Physicians and Surgeons told of his life in Burmah and following him, Mr. E. W. Hughs, an Englishman, related adventures in Manitoba and the Northwest. Several musical numbers were then given, among them a solo by D. Grant...
...third week in April, and the first class game took place on May 3. The nines therefore only had a little over a week in which to practice, and the result of this very naturally was that the playing on both sides was very loose and from a technical standpoint exceedingly uninteresting. There is no reason why this should not be remedied this year by calling out the class baseball candidates immediately. Less than four weeks remain now before the first class game and of these one week is lost by the vacation. Certainly three weeks is none too long...
...entirely inadequate for the needs of the student body, and that, in order to gain substantial benefit to athletics and the general health of the college, there was an urgent need of a new building very much larger and better equipped. The advantages, from a hygeinic and athletic standpoint, of such a building would be immense. It would give every man in college ample opportunity to take systematic exercise. It would increase the strength and endurance of the football, baseball and track athletic teams, and would wonderfully help to develop the latent athletic talent in college. The new spirit...
Plato believed in one immutable being and self-existant ideas. His position is one of complete and extreme realism, wherein he differs from Socrates, whose standpoint was that of a nominalist, and from Aristotle who held views midway between realism and nominalism...