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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...clock in the Treasure Room of the Widener Library Professor Clifford H. Moore '89, of the Department of the Classics, will lecture on Horace, opening at that time an exhibition of early editions of Horace to be on view for a fortnight. The books in this collection date back to the 13th century, and are the work of many noted printers of the Middle Ages...
...third anniversary of the date when the United States entered the war, April 6, is suggested as a day to be observed by the University as a Memorial Day, for the men from the University who sacrificed their lives in the War, in an editorial in last week's Alumni Bulletin. It a curious fact, says the Alumni Bulletin, "that Harvard with its unsurpassed record of war service from 1914 onward, should have done so much less than its sister colleges and universities in the way of public recognition of its fighting sons...
Thursday evening, March 25, is the date set for the first Freshman smoker of the year, according to an announcement made by D. F. Thayer '23, chairman of the Entertainment Committee. The program, which will include speeches, refreshments, and moving pictures, will be finally decided on today at a meeting of the committee...
...most closely contested meet of the season for the University wrestling team will take place tomorrow afternoon when the Crimson matmen encounter the strong Yale team at the Freshman Athletic Building. With both teams undefeated up to this date, each bout of the meet is sure to prove unusually close. The University team has defeated Tufts, Springfield, Brown, and Princeton, while the New Haven men have a similar record. Fifty cents admission will be charged for this meet which is the final match of the season. It was originally planned to hold the Eli wrestling meet in the Hemenway Gymnasium...
October 9, the open date on the 1920 football schedule, has now been filed with the acceptance by the University of the invitation of Valparaiso University, of Valparaiso, Indiana, to play on that data. It is expected that the western university will bring a strong team to Cambridge next fall. In the 1919 season, Valparaiso won five games and tied one out of a series of seven, losing but one contest. The record of her scores is as follows: Valparaiso 26, Y. M. C. A. College, 0; Valparaiso 0; Notre Dame 7; Valparaiso 12, Pennsylvania University 3; Valparaiso 33, Great...