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...intercollegiate debating committee has complete charge of the arrangements for the Yale and Princeton debates, and it has the power to appoint sub-committees from the class clubs to undertake part of the work. Besides the president of the club, S. B. Rosenthal 3L, the following compose the committee this year: H. A. Yeomans 1G., chairman; H. P. Chandler '01, secretary; H. B. Kirtland '01, H. F. Wolff 2L, and R. C. Bruce '02. This committee will choose the question for the Yale debate which comes in December, and will also decide which side of the question Harvard will argue...
...conference of representatives from the athletic committees of the principal American universities, held at Brown College on February 18, 1898, a sub-committee was appointed to investigate and report on general intercollegiate competion. This committee was composed of representatives from Brown, California, Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Princeton and Harvard. The report recently made states that at present athletics receive a disproportionate amount of attention in many universities. Summer practice is regarded with disfavor and it is suggested that it would be better to give up the two weeks preparatory practice before the regular opening of the colleges. Any communication with athletes...
...Intercollegiate Debating Committee having charge of the general arrangements for the intercollegiate debates is composed of the following: H. Yeomans 1 L., chairman; H. L. Wolff 2L; M. Seasongood 1 L.; H. B. Kirtland '01, H. P. Chandler '01 and R. C. Bruce '02. A sub-committee having charge of the more detailed arrangements of the debates is composed of H. W. Bowker '01, chairman; A. Black 1L., and W. T. Foster...
...have examined the report made by the sub-committee on the allotment of seats to the football games, and the suggestions of the graduate manager, with a view of making regulations which will prevent a repetition of the confusion of last fall...
...system with a similar principle being that used by Yale. Elsewhere a "dictionary catalogue" is used. In the subject catalogue there are about five hundred main subjects under which are grouped minor subjects in the same general field. Thus the general subject "Languages" is divided into countries and these sub-divided again into grammars, histories of the different tongues, dialects...