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...second hockey team defeated Arlington High School three to nothing yesterday on the Charlesbank rink, playing six men on a side. A. L. Peirson '21 starred for the University, making two out of the three goals, while W. J. Banes '22 added one to the total. Bower, the Arlington center, did the best work for his team, but did not have an opporuniity to score. The summary: HARVARD 2ND. ARLINGTON H.S. Pratt, Payne, r.w. r.w., Tobin, Haley Peirson, Hallock, c. c., Bower Banes, Adams, l.w. l.w., Hardy White, c.p. c.p., Schean Evers, Higgins, Hitchcock, p. p., Crosby Seager...
...Courses" (the capitals are our own). Here is the key to the mystery. The problem is solved. Absurdly, simple after all. Place the forefinger under the hour eleven on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and collect one course. Do the same on the opposite page. Now turn back to the center of the book lest a thesis has crept up on you unawares...
...provide schedules for these two branches of the club two different plans are being followed. In squash racquets the possibilities of league matches are good. The Massachusetts Squash Racquets Club is engaged in forming a league of which the Harvard Club of Boston, the B. A. A., Newton Center Squash Racquets Club, Union Boat Club, Tennis and Racquet Club, and the Harvard Squash Club would be members. A regular schedule with interclub matches for the league championship will probably be drawn up later in the season...
Philadelphia is to be the center of intercollegiate hockey for this winter, with the exception of the games that the University teams will play in the Cambridge Ice Pavilion. With the Arena destroyed in Boston, Massachusetts has no claim now for hockey supremacy, and New York has also sacrificed its claim by the closing of the St. Nicholas Rink...
...French Government has asked P. G. Lopaulle, IL., to propose a program of study especially adapted to American students in French universities, particularly in law, sociology, or economics. Mr. Lepaulle will be at Langdell Hall, Center, on Wednesday evening. December17th, at 7.30 o'clock, and would like to meet at that time any Harvard students who are thinking of studying in French universities, so that he may receive their suggestions as to courses of study which would interest them...