Word: five
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...gymnastic contest will be held in the Gymnasium, Wednesday, March 14, at 3.30. On the merits of their work at this trial five or six men will be chosen to represent Harvard in the intercollegiate gymnastic contest which will take place March 23, at the Columbia Gymnasium, in New York...
...weeks. The boats at both clubs have all been thoroughly over-hauled during the winter and a redistribution of singles will be made shortly, in order to make the resources of both houses as nearly equal as possible. The lockers at the Weld are being repaired and seventy-five new once have been ordered for the Newell club. In addition, John Clucas of Cambridge port is building three wherries for each club...
...this constitutes one of its chief fascinations. Although the life is a fine, healthy outdoor one, it is not without its monotony both in the woods and at the desk. Hardiness, cheerfulness, power of observation are necessary qualities. The pay for those who do the summer work is twenty-five dollars a month. For thorough preparation two years at a forestry school and one year abroad are necessary...
...Chinese Sunday School, from ten to fifteen men are engaged in teaching, for two hours on Sunday afternoons, from seventy-five to one hundred and fifty Chinese. Last year there were only three Harvard men assisting in this school. This work is not carried on solely by the Christian Association, but is under the direction of the City Missionary Society...
...cricket squad, which has been reduced from about forty five men to thirty, gives promise of a strong team. There are perhaps fewer stars than last year, but, on the whole, the material to be drawn from is more uniformly reliable. In the first place the following men who were on last year's team form a strong nucleus: J. A. Lester 3G., A. Drinkwater '00, G. H. Bradley 2M., G. H. Wilder '00, J. T. Murray 1G., J. H. Fairweather 2L., R. C. Brown 1G., H. G. Gray 3L., and C. L. Clay '02; furthermore a number...