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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Charles E. Coxe '92S, has presented the University with twelve copper cups of unusual value. These are to be known as the Willisbrook Competitive Cups and will be awarded to the winners of various events in a series of indoor track meets. Mr. Coxe's idea was to stimulate interest in track work during the hard period of winter training...
...water polo game is uncertain as the University team are ineligible this year. In scoring the water polo game will count 2; the relay race, 2; the 50-yard dash, 1; the 100-yard competition, 2. The members of the University team will be represented in the various events as follows...
...store rooms of debating records. This is one of the most important functions of the new rooms. During the fifty years that debating has held an important position at Harvard hardly any records have been preserved. From now on it will the duty of the secretaries of the various debating clubs to collect and preserve the material which gathers in debating activities. To the east of the library and committee room is a large apartment, which will be set aside for students of English 30, and members of the debating clubs...
...house committee has been appointed, consisting of the presidents of the various debating clubs, for the assignment and use of the rooms. To provide funds for furnishing and maintaining the building, a committee was appointed to consist of: E.M. Rabenold 2L., chairman, G. Clark 3L., A.C. Blagden '06. Two graduates will also co-operate with the committee. A subscription of $25 has already been received from the Harvard Club of Cincinnati...
...decided improvement in the form of the Treasurer's Statement is found in the exhibition of receipts and expenses and the resulting surpluses or deficits in the various accounts. A glance at these tables suffices to show where endowment is needed. The word "deficit" as applied to some of the tables, however, needs explanation. In the case of the Chapel, for example, there being only a small endowment, almost the entire running expense appears as "deficit." Of course, this and many other establishments in the University have to be maintained out of the general income. There is a distinct advantage...