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...member of the Phi Beta Kappa. He has taken an active interest in debating: in his Freshman year he was on the team which debated against the Sophomores; the next year he was on the Sophomores; the next year he was on the Sophomore team which won the interclass championship, and last year was on the second team for the Princeton debate. In his Junior year he also won a Boylston prize for elocution. In the three trials for the Princeton debate this year, he was awarded the Coolidge prize for the best individual work. He is a member...
...years old. He prepared for college at the Lawrenceville School. He is a member of the Cliosophic Society and in Hall won the freshman prize debate, the freshman declamation contest and also received second prize in the sophomore-freshman extemporaneous speaking contest. He was the successful speaker in the interclass oratorical contest in his sophomore year and this year was alternate on the team which defeated Yale. During the past year he was editor-in-chief of The Daily Princetonian...
...interscholastic tennis tournament will be held on Jarvis Field on May 3. The University interclass tournament will begin about two weeks later...
...dates for the interclass shoots have been decided upon as follows: Thursday, March 20, 1902 vs. 1903; Monday, March 24, 1904 vs. 1905. The winners of the two matches will probably shoot in the finals on Thursday, March 27. Cups will be given by the Shooting Club to the team winning the championship...
...University Debating Club has changed the present system of interclass debating, with a view to arousing more interest in the class debates. The system, as changed, retains the class clubs, but at stated intervals these clubs are to hold debates with one another. These debates are not to be made more prominent than the regular club debates and are not to displace the interclass debates; but they are meant to cause more interest by introducing a variety into the ordinary routine debates...