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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first of the weekly handicap competitions in the high and broad-jump, held in the Baseball Cage yesterday afternoon, were won by M. Noble '17 and H. C. Flower, Jr. '19, respectively. Noble cleared the bar at 5 feet 7 inches, a handicap of 3 inches giving him a total of 5 feet 10 inches. R. O. West '19 was second in the high-jump, with a total of 5 feet 8 inches, including a 3-inch handicap. E. W. Bullard '17 placed third with a jump of 5 feet 1 inch plus a 6-inch handicap...
...competitions in the pole vault in the Baseball Cage was won yesterday by M. T. MacDonald '18, G. G. Haydock '16, and J. J. Albright '19, tied for second place. The winner's actual vault was 10 feet 6 inches, but a handicap of 9 inches gave him a total of 11 feet 3 inches. Haydock was at scratch and did 11 feet, while Albright had a handicap of 2 feet 9 inches...
Company A, 119; Company B, 118; Company C, 115; Company D, 116; Company E, 112; Company F, 115; Company G, 116; Company H, 112. Total...
...Union members serves only to emphasize the unusual scarcity of class functions this year. Up to the present the Seniors and Sophomores have not held a single smoker, the Juniors have had but one, and the Freshmen have done nothing since the early fall receptions. This is a total of one smoker against five which were held by this time last year. The value of these gatherings is not to be denied. They may not be as intimate as the meetings of a closed club; they may not be over-hilarious and universal in their fraternization. But at class smokers...
...registration figures for the University show a total of 6306, a gain of 607 over a year ago, though this is it a large measure due to the addition of the 422 Technology students, taking courses in the University. There are 80 professors and instructors, 33 more than last year. The total number of foreign students shows an increase from 145 to 185, but the representation of England France and Germany has fallen off. The number of books and pamphlets in the University Library is 1.888.542, $7.455 more than in 1914. Of these, 1.113672 are housed in the Widener Library...