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...undergraduate activity. Although there can be no doubt that the men who did compose the Council were the most representative, it is by no means certain that there were enough of them to act wisely and justly on behalf of the entire student body. This consideration points to a larger membership as necessary if the Council is to command respect and consideration for its decisions...
...opposing forwards were much better than those of the University team, and kept the ball in Harvard's territory most of the time. Chadwick's work at goal alone prevented the score from being much larger. Byng, Barron and Winston played the best individual games for the University, while Paton and Haddon excelled for Lynn...
...case because "H" men may be expected to look out for themselves as a result of at least one year's experience. Competition is not necessary for the coaches to gauge the value of last year's men. These, moreover, are assured of an opportunity to compete for the larger prizes next spring and have no excuse for feeling slighted by their exclusion from the handicap games. On the other hand, the men who have worked all fall without any guarantee of even making the University or Freshman teams, deserve an opportunity to compete for prizes. The reason for doing...
...with exceeding gratification that the CRIMSON is able to report the most successful year's business in the history of the Co-operative Society. The total business shows an increase of $48,937.28, while the sum to be distributed as dividends is larger than last year by $3,339.73. These figures show that between 6 and 7 per cent. of the increase has been realized as clear profit. It may appear from these figures that a smaller gain was made upon the business added last year, than upon that portion which continued through from the year before. This...
...Associate of Arts will be given by the institution in which the greater part of the work is done. Part of the courses are being maintained by the fund of the Lowell Institute and for these a fee of $5 is charged; for the other courses the fee is larger...