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...CRIMSON believes that the election was marred by the inefficiency of the Nominating Committee; in this regard it does not retract from the stand taken in the editorial referred to by Mr. Pierson. At the time the facts at hand seemed to warrant the specific charges mentioned against the Committee; further investigations has shown some of them to be founded only in part. The CRIMSON has confidence in the ability of the Committee to manage the coming election without a hitch; it believes that the Committee will fully justify itself in the eyes of the University...
...ordered at any time, and hot meals will be served for any number of men who apply for them at least two hours in advance. On Christmas and New Year's days special dinners may be served if enough men put in applications at the manager's office to warrant it. The last regular meal at the Union will be luncheon on Wednesday, December 22, and regular meals will be resumed with breakfast, Monday, January...
...Intercollegiate League Coach Wachter expressed himself as against the idea, for the present at least. "It will take several seasons to be able to build up a quintet that can really compete against such teams as Yale, Princeton and Dartmouth produce. If, however, the support of the undergraduates warrant it, those in back of the movement to revive basketball at the University will do everything in their power to put basketball where it belongs on an Intercollegiate basis. Nearly all the eastern colleges, large and small, have basketball teams and there is no reason why Harvard should be behind...
...each $12,500 raised by any individuals or committees. The fellowships for 1921-22, not to exceed 25 in number, will be of the value of $200 plus 10,000 francs, and will be tenable for one year. They will be renewable for another year upon application, provided circumstances warrant...
...service under the abnormal economic situation resulting from the World War made the work extremely difficult and necessarily of an experimental nature. It was found necessary to charge a fee of $100 and to secure at least 200 subscribers in order to finance the undertaking. Ready support, sufficient to warrant continuance, was met with; the subscriptions have steadily grown and now number over...