Word: englander
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...definite arrangements for the triangular meet between Cornell, Dartmouth, and the University, which will be held in conjunction with the New England A. A. U. games, have not been completed but will probably be held in the new Boston Arena on the twenty-sixth of February. On February the fifth, the B. A. A. games will take place in the Arena and the University will be represented in the relay and other events. Later in the month, a dual meet will be held on the board track with M. I. T. Besides this, there will be several invitation meets...
...present day students in the University understand the extent or the character of the service rendered to the University by John Harvard. This Englishman set sail for Massachusetts in 1637, after he had gained the titles of "Bachelor" and "Master" in Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, England. At once he settled near Boston in a district known at that time as Charlestowne and immediately became so interested in the college which had been established at Newtowne in the previous year by order of the General Court that he donated half of his estate, $3900, a large sum in those days...
...statistics follow: Registration in 1920-21 First year, 360 Second year, 286 Third year, 196 Unclassified, 90 Graduates, 11 Total, 943 Registration in 1919-20 First year, 437 Second year, 220 Third year, 155 Unclassified, 58 Graduates, 8 Special, 1 Total, 879 Geographical Distribution in 1920-21 New England States, 254 Middle Atlantic States, 226 Southern States, 167 West (east of the Mississippi), 136 West (west of the Mississippi), 141 Foreign, 19 Total...
...better this winter than it was last year. However, as it's only defeat was at the hands of Yale, and this was largely caused by the ineligibility of J. F. Brown '22, and the sickness of Captain MacDonnell '21, and as it took second place in the New England Intercollegiates, this record will be hard to beat. Last season, Princeton, Brown, Springfield and Tufts were among the University team's victims...
Democracy cannot be called a successful form of government until there is enough persistent thought about public affairs to control decisions, locally and nationally. England is far from the desired result, as was shown dramatically by the stampeded khaki-elections of 1918, but still is far ahead of us. Webb, Russell, Cole, Hobson, Massingham, Shaw, Wells, Gardiner, Brailsford are types among the hundreds of able and informed men who have devoted long years to pounding the mass to keep it awake, and certainly not one in this distinguished company has given more distinguished service than Norman Angell...