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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...immediate interest in this connection and in pleasing contrast to the ever present athletic report, is the series of articles on Harvard men prominent in music, arts, and letters published in the Harvard Graduates Magazine. In these five articles on Harvard artists, poets, editors, composers, and dramatists appear the names of many of the foremost men in each of these branches of intellectual activity. The series is a quiet refutation of the current charges of backwardness in these fields. Does it not seem that the fault lies rather with the public and the press, than with the University itself...
...resolution was passed to the effect that the present conditions of debating in the University warranted some step being taken for the establishment of a forum wherein Harvard men could discuss University questions for the benefit of the student body. In accordance with this resolution a committee of five men was appointed to draw up a tentative federation system of civic and debating club interests. The form of the proposed organization will be submitted to each of the component clubs. It may be accepted, amended, or rejected as each elect two delegates to represent them at a convention in which...
...Advocate is not careering through space remote from College life; it is a local paper dealing with Harvard questions old and new. The editors pay their respects to the Polo Club, the lecture system, the assistants in English A, and the buyers of printed notes. Two of the five prose articles attack in the good old way weak spots in our methods of instruction, and one shows how alcohol gradually drowns college ideals. Of the two poems, the longer may be called academic...
...Association to the following: the winners of first and second places in the events of the fall, Freshman, and winter carnival track games; first and second dormitory relay teams; the six members of the Senior tennis teams; fall tennis champions in singles and doubles and the runners-up; the five members of the Freshman basketball team; the eight members of the "Seven Sutherland Sisters" scrub hockey team...
...April 29 at New Haven, will be held this evening at 7 o'clock in Harvard 5 and 6 under the direction of the following committee: R. H. Smith '10, chairman, W. C. Greene '11, P. J. Stearns '13, and C. M. Makepeace '13. Each man will be allowed five minutes to speak on either side of the question: "Resolved, That the United States should adopt a system of subsidies other than our present mail subsidies for the encouragement of our Merchant Marine." The list of the order of speaking is announced in the notice column of today's CRIMSON...