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Football. 1914 1915University, 122 150Freshman, 126 128Interclass, 51 87Haughton Cup, 47 --Rowing.University, 108 90Freshman, 89 99Singles, 15 --Wherries, 13 --Track.University, 90 148Freshman, 88 99Tennis.Singles, 142Doubles, 62Interclass, Total 147 48Soccer.University, 46 45Freshman, 22 24Inter-dormitory, 42 --Baseball.University, 29 55Freshman, 29 --Hockey.University, 79 60Freshman, 72 80Gymnastics.Class (irregular attendance), 100 100University team, 28 30Lacrosse.Scrub series, 39 49Fencing.University team, 24 26Wrestling.University team, 18 51Swimming.University and Freshman, -- 50 -- --Total...
...phase of the registration question arose when E. D. Edwards entered a protest against the newly registered voters before the Cambridge Registrars of Voters, claiming that the registrations were illegal and irregular...
...student who is irregular in attendance or remiss in his work in the tutorial course may be excluded from the course...
...present mood. The lines, except the second, are musical; Mr. Clark has secured his effect with rare economy of effort. The two sonnets by Mr. Norris, "An Old Story," and "Winter Sunrise," dealing with more clearly defined subjects, show more direct treatment. In form, they are slightly irregular, and suffer from a jerkiness due to the large proportion of end-stopped lines. But the description is good; and Mr. Norris is particularly felicitous in his closing lines...
...Monthly takes pleasure in announcing the election of Charles Street Jail, Occ., of Boston, as a regular editor; and of Isaac P. Freileigh '18, of Watertown, Maine, and Clifford F. Gish '16, of Bookoo, Molokia, Hawaii, as irregular editors. The board is planning to issue several suppressed numbers this spring, and also to raise the yearly price of publication from fifteen (15) cents to thirty (30) cents. Even at this rate, the Monthly will be cheap. The editors feel justified in raising the price to twice its former figure, because in the future every line will have a double meaning...