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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...would mean a new crop of the old petty questions which were continually arising up to 1905. To make the change would probably require the consent of Princeton and Yale, which are parties to the agreement and would involve the granting of a like privilege at those universities, though as a matter of fact in neither of them is the three year degree more than a negligible factor in athletic conditions...
...Though the present call is primarily intended for inexperienced men, all who intend coming out for the crew are urged to avail themselves of this opportunity for individual coaching. E. C. Bacon, who will have charge of Freshman rowing until a captain is elected, will assist Coach Wray, and other members of the University crew will also be present every afternoon, so that all who report are assured of close attention...
...other way to get rid of overcrowding,--by providing more room,--is the desirable method if it is practicable. Heretofore the dancing has been confined to the Living Room, though a few persons have sometimes resorted to the corridor on the second floor. This enforced use of the second floor suggests that by locating some of the boxes there the Periodical Room, and perhaps the Game Room also, might be reserved for dancing. The additional space would relieve the congestion very materially, and so would make the dance more enjoyable for all who attend...
...letter printed in the last issue of the Bulletin, Captain Little has suggested methods for improving our cross-country teams which are well worth the attention of the Athletic Committee. Of the measures suggested, that in regard to a coach is by far the most important, though the formation of a Freshman team and greater liberality in the award of insignia would undoubtedly help to stimulate interest in the sport...
...degree in Harvard College to make exceptions to the rules freely in the case of earnest men who desire to change at a later time the plans made in their Freshman year, and to make liberal allowances for students who show that their courses are well distributed, even though they may not conform exactly to the rules laid down for distribution. In making exceptions to the rules, a man's previous training and outside reading are to be taken into account...