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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Dormitory rowing for this fall was organized last night, when the various dormitories elected captains. Practice in preparation for the bumping races scheduled to be held over the course above the University boathouse next month will commence tomorrow. Coaches Stevenson and Brown will be in charge of the crews and it is likely that they will be assisted by members of the University squad as was the case last year. All crews will be under close observation and promising material for the University and class crews will be watched...
...fully up to the number anticipated by the organizers of the School, and this number is slightly increasing from day to day. Not only has the size of the school justified the hopes of those interested in its success, but the apportionment of the students among the various elective courses has demonstrated the wisdom and care with which they have been prepared. As an indication of the school's efficiency, however, registration figures will soon become of minor importance. It is the product that will henceforth be watched, and there is every reason to suppose that the success and prosperity...
...order to make the Republican clubs in the various colleges more effective, a National Republican College League has been formed under the supervision of the national campaign committee. This league has been divided into about forty departments, Harvard and the other New England colleges being included in the second. Headquarters for this second department will open today at 3 Boylston street, Cambridge...
...custom well rid of and marks the passing of another of certain few objectionable traditions which we inherited from the days when Harvard was a College, but which today, as a University built on broad and free lines, we have long since outgrown. Such things have their place in various undergraduate communities where the college as a wholly unique social species is uppermost in the minds of all, and where the atmosphere is best described by the very word "college." We congratulate the University and as undergraduates congratulate ourselves that this pernicious institution has been permanently laid on the shelf...
...specific objects in view is to lay before them an idea of the work carried on by the various organizations which center in Brooks House and to present these activities in the proper light...