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...choosing the speakers to represent the Harvard Freshman Debating Club, but the representatives will probably be chosen at a competitive debate. The judges will be members of the Faculty, and the competitors must be members of the Harvard Freshman Debating Club. The competitive debate will probably be held within six weeks. As soon as official notice is received from the Yale Freshman Union arrangements for the debate will be made...
...undergraduates interested in the game. This year, perhaps for the first time, even football enthusiasts have become convinced that there are many objectionable features connected with intercollegiate football which must be done away with if the game is to live. This has been very generally understood, though apparently not within the Faculty; it is proved by the fact that at the very time the vote was passed, football authorities were on the point of submitting the result of a thorough investigation into the injuries received by players during the past season, together with a number of proposed rules admirably adapted...
...Harvard Freshman Debating Club hereby challenges the Yale Freshman Union to a joint debate to be held within the next three months...
...number of students in the University, and secondly, the relation of the required period of residence for the degree of Bachelor of Arts to the periods required for the other degrees given by the University. In both these respects the relation of the College to the University has changed within the last fifty years. The percentage of Harvard College students in the whole University has fluctuated as follows: In 1844-45 the percentage of College students was 42. It then gradually rose till it reached 52 per cent in 1849-50. Then it remained in the neighborhood...
...number that have to be provided for seems to be settled for the present, yet it cannot be denied that the capacity of Memorial Hall is at present over-taxed. Food cannot be cooked and served in an appetizing way when it is prepared in such enormous quantities within the short periods now allotted to meals...