Word: triangulars
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...final make-up of the University triangular debating teams was decided last night. The affirmative team, which will debate with Yale at New Haven, consists of E. R. Adams '14, J. Bovingdon '15, H. Epstein '16, and P. L. Sayre '16; and the negative team, which will meet Princeton here, is composed of L. Brewer 3L., B. H. Knollenberg 1L., F. Stern 3L., and R. L. West '14. As was the case last year, the affirmative team is composed entirely of young undergraduates with little former experience, while the negative team is almost wholly composed of graduates who have...
Preliminary trials for the Freshman triangular debating teams will be held in Harvard 6 tonight at 7.15 o'clock. Twenty men will be retained for the second trials, which will be held some time next week. Candidates must speak for five minutes on either side of the question: "Resolved: That immigration to the United States be further restricted, providing that every immigrant shall be able to read and write in either his native language or in English...
Candidates for the Freshman triangular debating teams should report in Harvard 6 tomorrow night at 7.15 o'clock for preliminary trials. All members of the Freshman class are eligible, and as twenty men will be retained for further trial, there is unusual opportunity extended to those who compete. Men who intend to try out should notify J. Russell, Jr., '17, Russell, 24, before noon today...
Preliminary trials for the triangular Freshman debating teams will be held in Harvard Hall on Wednesday evening. About 20 men will be retained for further trial. Candidates must speak for five minutes on either side of the question: "Resolved: That Immigration to the United States be further restricted, providing that every immigrant shall be able to read and write in either his native language or in English." Men who wish to try out must notify J. Russell, Jr., '17. Russell 24, before tomorrow noon...
...judges for the triangular debate have now been chosen. The presiding officer will be E. H. Warren A.B., '97, LL.B., '00, Story Professor of Law; the three judges are Samuel J. Elder, attorney for the United States before the Hague Tribunal, Samuel W. McCall, formerly Congressman from Massachusetts and Walter I. Badger, former counsel for the Boston and Maine, and now attorney in Boston...