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...cross country race with the Massachusetts institute of Technology will start from the West Roxbury railroad station this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The course will be up Baker street from the depot then along Vine street and finally down LaGrange avenue back to the depot, a distance of a little over five miles, finishing at the starting point. The teams will be composed of five men each. The members of the Harvard team are as follows: E.W. Mills'02, W.W. Gallagher'04, W.A. Pownall'02, J. H. Hall'03, J.D. Clark'03; substitutes, R.M. Walsh 2L., G.E. Behr...
...eleven could be brought out each year. There is no space to mention the individual merits of the players or of the coaches, but there has been a harmonious pulling together of all the coaches and players of previous years, each one coming out in the autumn and helping along the new system with a spirit that commands admiration. I believe Harvard to be more faithful in the corps of coaches with their spirit and devotion to the team, than any other university...
...will doubt who has been down to the river and followed the crews. Even this autumn, in the height of the football season, there were from twelve to fifteen crews out daily, while last spring there were twice that number, many of them being able to swing along at a very good pace...
...gone by, appear the five Nereides in a dance. They are followed by Amphitrite who, issuing from the sea, throws on the sand an oyster, during a graceful dance. The first part ends with the five Nereides and Amphitrite dancing. In the second part appear the Travelers, who wander along the shore and discover the oyster. The sea nymphs and Amphitrite watch them from the background. The Travelers quarrel over the oyster and are surprised by the captain of the coast guard, who takes them off to court. In the third period the trial scene takes place in which...
...Grammer, both in itself and as an aid to a student of the Classics, and he took up the study of Sanskrit with ardor. In 1872 he established the first courses of instruction in Sanskrit and Comparative Philology given at Harvard, and he continued to conduct these courses, voluntarily, along with his regular instruction in Latin, until the appointment of a Professor of Sanskrit...