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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...first exhibition this year of the Camera Club's photographs will be held in Sever 9 to-day and the following days of the week from 3 to 6 o'clock; on Saturday the exhibition will also be open from 8 to 10. The pictures to be shown are especially interesting as the pictures contributed are to supplement the records of College life which are to be put away in the library and left sealed for sixty years. There are about 250 photographs...
...running back 40 yards after catching a punt. Harvard lost the ball once for holding and lost 10 yards for offside play, Pennsylvania was not penalized. Harvard fumbled once in this half, and had one kick blocked. Pennsylvania was held for downs once and forced to kick twice; Harvard also was twice forced to kick. In the whole game Harvard rushed 97 times for a total of 529 yards and Pennsylvania rushed 47 times for 267 yards. Harvard kicked 11 times, gaining 380 yards. Pennsylvania kicked 10 times for a gain of 385 yards. Hare made the longest kick...
...Harvard publication entitled "The Harvard Athletic Album," has been published this year. It is edited by W. T. Foster '01. It contains pictures of the football team, the Mott Haven team, the baseball teams of 1898 and 1900, and the University crew. It contains also individual pictures of sixteen of the most prominent athletes in the various College sports. Besides the pictures, the book contains a short summary of the important football, baseball, and track games, and the crew races...
...only on the basis of average. The United States Census deals only with the statistics of wages relating to manufacturing but even here the method used is faulty and is a makeshift for the correct system, which is impossible of consumtion. The problems of collecting railroad wage statistics are also perplexing on account of the great variety in the grades of labor employed. The railroad managers in giving out their figures have been accustomed to throwing all the grades about a thousand in number, into five classes and giving the average for each class. Henry C. Adams, Statistician...
...feeling of national spirit. He was clear and logical and spoke with good emphasis. H. P. Chandler '01 spoke deliberately and had the advantage of a very good voice. P. E. Fitzpatrick '02 had an easy presence, together with a perfect control of voice and gestures. M. Seasongood 1L. also had a good presence, speaking clearly and with considerable force at times...