Word: competitor
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Harvard leads the race and, save for Yale, she has not even a respectable competitor. Among the 2,000 distinguished persons of the younger generation, Harvard has graduated almost as many as Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Princeton combined; almost as many as Wisconsin, Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins, Chicago and California combined. Harvard and Yale together have graduated 24 more of these distinguished persons than Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Princeton combined. The supremacy of these institutions, and of Harvard in particular, is little short of astounding...
...pound class, E. F. Davidson '17, who placed second in this event last year, seems the logical winner. Potter of Yale, last year's winner in the 158-pound class, is again a competitor, and Baldridge of Yale, who won the 1916 heavyweight class, is also returning...
...competitor desiring information or wishing to alter the ticket design in any way should communicate with H. H. Dadmun '17, Thayer 8, to whom all designs must be sent by Saturday, March...
Exeter won the meet for the tenth time in 14 years, scoring 44 5-12 points against nine by Wakefield High, the nearest competitor...
...University debating team trials will start tomorrow when all candidates will report in either Harvard 5 or 6 at 7.30 o'clock. Each competitor will be required to give a five-minute speech on either side of the question. The second trials will be held in the New Lecture Hall Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Ten-minute speeches will be given here and the choice of men made to compete in the final trials in the New Lecture Hall Saturday at 7.30 o'clock. The Coolidge Debating Prize of $100 will be given to the winning speaker at these...