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...James, Jr., '99, in speaking on "The Graduate Advisory Board," said that ever since the CRIMSON was started the relations between the business management and the editorial board had been very distinct until this Graduate Board was formed. The margin for risk and trouble is great in the advent of an incapable business manager, and therefore it has been deemed expedient to form a graduate committee whose authority is entirely advisory. This board can call upon the business manager to submit a report of the condition of the paper when considered advisable. Thus, although the graduates act as advisers...
...more than $7 a week for board, and the average man pays approximately $5. Granted that a man in active competition requires more nourishing food than the inactive man, one concludes that training-table board should be offered for $8 or possibly $9 a week, allowing for a reasonable margin...
...Columbia 29 to 24. If the team defeats Princeton, Harvard will win the intercollegiate championship. Princeton has defeated Brown and also Columbia, but judging from scores Harvard and Princeton seem to be about even in the swimming events. The water polo game should go to Princeton by a narrow margin...
...goal from the floor by Allen. Although the game was inclined to be rough, fouls were called more because of over-anxiety than from any premeditated malice. Had it not been for the ability of Grebenstein in throwing goals from fouls Harvard would have won by a larger margin...
...first half the play was close and exciting, but in the second half the good shooting of McDonald enabled the Bridgewater team to win by a good margin. Almy excelled for Harvard, with three goals from the floor and three on fouls...