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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Kullman 127 and C. N. Levine '30 will wrestle for the 135 pound Championship. In the 145 pound divisior Aaron Dashoff '28, H. M. Kullman '27, Morris Michelson 3L, L. W. Schwars 1G and F. F. Swanfelt '30 will vie for honors. The 158 pound division wil be represented by Carl Corson '28, C. L. Rankin '30, L. C. Reynolds '30 and Joseph Solano '30 Either H. J. Kaufman '29 or T. R. Mamud '26 will be awarded the 175 pound crown and the Unlimited award will go to either W. H. Epnis '27, R. J. Wallace...
Those desiring to compete in the tournament will find blue-books to sign at Hemenway and in Leavitt and Peirce's. Entries wil close on Thursday night, March 24. There will be bouts in the following classes 115 pound: 125 pound, 125 pound, 145 pound: 158 pound, 175 pound: and unlimited. Those men welghing more than three pounds over the class they wish to enter, are ineligible for that division but may compete in the next heavier...
...University Boxing championship wil start with the preliminary boiuts on Tuesday, March 22 at 4:30 o'clock. This fistic tournament will be open to all members of the University who are in good standing. The entry blue books are posted in Leavitt and Peirce's and at the Hemenway Gymnasium. These entries will be closed Friday and no late applications will be accepted. There will be seven classes: 115,125,135,145,160,175 pounds and an unlimited class. The weight allowance is four pounds. After the preliminary bouts have been fought the finals will be held on Friday...
...exhibition of reproductions of Old Master drawings wil be opened to the public on Monday, in the Print Room of the Fogg Museum. As heretofore, only students of the University may select and bid for the drawings...
...have the schools, but they do not realize their potentialities. And one reason, Dr. Flexner says, is that we do not pay successful educators salaries that will enable them to live decently. In this country, a man or woman is paid what he can get--what his talents wil fctch in the market. If he has something attractive to sell, and also has the knack of putting himself forward, of advertising himself, he san get a great deal. If he has merely merit, but cannot make people want him, he gets very little. And the good scholar, the cogent thinker...