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...launch, which is to replace the Frank Thomson, will be ready for use by the time the crews go on this water, about the middle of this month. The hull is already completed and has been moved to the ship-house at Lawley's, where the engine and boiler will...
...Senior Wranglers last night elected the following officers for the second half-year: President, H. A. Yeomans; vice-president, P. A. Atherton; secretary and treasurer, J. Frank...
...business meeting of the Senior Wranglers was held last night in Stoughton 25. A motion to reorganize the club and to reassign sides was carried. The following officers were elected: Captains, R. D. Crane, M. Seasongood; president, H. A. Yeomans; vice-president, P. A. Atherton; secretary and treasurer, J. Frank. A committee was also appointed to arrange the details for the interclass debate with the Juniors. The Seniors will choose the question, which must be submitted by March 2. The debate has been set for March...
...well as four footballs won by Freshmen classes. In the same case are the Harvard-Yale dual cup, the Ardsley Intercollegiate Golf Cup, the Fencing Trophy won in 1899, and four albums of photographs. Another case contains the Mott Haven Cup won in 1890, the Frank Wells and the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Cups, the Cumnock Cup presented to A. J. Cumnock '91, the '86 Quarter Mile Cup won and presented in 1886 to Harvard by S. Gannett Wells '86, and a silver baseball won in the eighties. The Beacon Interclass Rowing Cup, which has been competed for from 1864 until...
...January, 1830, "The Collegian," the ablest of all Harvard periodicals was started, principally through the efforts of J. O. Sargent '30, the only editor of the "Register" then in College. It was in this paper that Oliver Wendell Holmes began his literary career, taking for his assumed name "Frank Hock." His writings were more numerous than those of any other contributor and were copied throughout the country. Twelve of them have since been published with his later works. In style, the "Collegian" was light and witty, and was for the first time the voice of current events and opinions about...