Word: givenly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...their own team than in that of the Saugus High School almost fell over each other in their eagerness to buy tickets (at higher prices) for the B.A.A. meet. Nor can it be because of lack of merit in the meet itself. The New England A.A.U. Championship events given in conjunction with the College meet will undoubtedly furnish some good races, while the triangular meet promises not only close and exciting finishes in practically every event, but a very strenuous struggle to decide the winning college. In fact it is more than likely that the University relay race...
...candidates for the CRIMSON Sophomore business competition will report at the CRIMSON Building, where details of the work will be outlined. This competition is open only to members of 1922 and unclassified Sophomores, and will last until about the middle of May. The successful candidates will next year be given an opportunity to compete for the position of business manager...
...Lioyd McKim Garrison Prize, consisting of $125 and a silver medal for "the best poem on a subject annually to be chosen and announced by a Committee of the Department of English" will this year be given for a poem on "Fiume." Poems are not necessarily restricted to 50 lines, as formerly. All those submitted should bear an assumed name and should be accompanied by a scaled letter containing the real name of the writer and bearing on the outside the assumed name. This competition is open only to undergraduates of the University. Manuscripts must be handed in at University...
...third of a series of dinners to be given bi-monthly by the University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will be held in the Tower Room of Memorial Hall tomorrow evening at 6.30 o'clock. Dr. Benjamin Apthorp Gould Fuller '00, instructor of Philosophy at the University, will be the speaker...
...tribunal is that its decisions are to be in no way binding. The board expects to publish its findings and thus crystallize public opinion. This is a step in the right direction, and though a somewhat timid one, is based on the strong principle that if public opinion is given facts on which to base its judgment, neither capital nor labor will dare to bring forward an unjust cause...