Word: though
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Though arrangements have not yet been definitely concluded, the University has entered teams in the 780-yard and 390-yard relay races, probably meeting Yale in the former and Princeton in the latter. In addition, a Freshman team will meet the Yale freshmen in a 390-yard relay race. A number of men from the University track squad will also be entered in the various scratch and handicap events...
...While Mr. Whitman is convincing, he is over modest, for, if the training is as useful as he says it is, it is safe to predict that the School will do more for the solution of economic and social problems than all the "social workers" and talking reformers combined, though, doubtless, the talkers would claim the credit for each step in progress...
...report for practice until the latter part of last week but showed his usual steady form in the only scrimmage in which he took part. Carnochan will unquestionably prove an able substitute for Gardner. Willetts, who was also late in coming out, shows the effects of his late start, though he is playing a better game than any of the other points. His work in breaking up the rushes of the opposing forwards is excellent, but he is not yet as brilliant in carrying the puck down the ice as last year. Handy and Brown are having a close race...
...classes of 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, and 1915 to the University and will adorn the Living Room of the Union with the other portraits of famous Harvard men. The funds necessary to remunerate the artist for his services were subscribed entirely by members of the five classes mentioned and though a large sum of money was raised, it would not ordinarily be sufficient to pay the price for a work of this sort. The raising of an additional amount has been made unnecessary through the generosity of Mr. Tarbell, who in token of his esteem for Dean Briggs...
...sites for the new dormitories are now being cleared, though actual building will not begin until spring...