Word: turning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Wisconsin. The University's anchor man, W. Willcox, Jr., '17, started off with a terrific spring, which gave him a clean lead of 10 yards over the field. Moore of Princeton and Meredith of Pennsylvania were fighting hard for second place. Wisconsin was hopelessly outclassed. At the final turn Willcox uncorked a beautiful sprint which carried him through the winner with Princeton second, and Pennsylvania third. Meredith made a desperate effort to overcome the lead of the Harvard and Princeton flyers, but he was able to gain only a little. Willcox's quarter was clocked...
...finished paintings of the public art galleries. These drawings are the personal and spontaneous expressions which can be seen very seldom. The exhibit, in this case, is made possible only through the generosity of a University graduate, Mr. J. P. Morgan '89. Only the esthetically prodigal will not turn from his beaten track to enjoy...
...satisfactory men the office is able to place this year, the greater should be the number of first rate positions which will be offered to it hereafter; for good concerns will presumably not waste their time in indefinitely offering positions unless the office can send them men who turn out satisfactorily...
...swimming pool adds a further big attraction to the Union. Whether it is sufficient to turn the scale in favor of compulsion remains to be decided. A correspondent of the CRIMSON assumes that the majority of undergraduates are not members of the Union, and that they will vote for compulsion according to whether they are members or not. It happens, on the contrary, that a small majority of undergraduates are members; but it does not follow that they will vote on so simple a basis. Nor does it follow that the vote will decide the issue. It will simply...
Since debating has been restricted to undergraduates it has drawn a more varied assortment of men. But there is still room for a wider recognition of its value. And it is getting to be Harvard's turn at the championship again...