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Today the University will have as its guest the American Association of Urban Universities which is holding its annual meeting over this week-end. Harvard has for many years been a member of the Association and has annually sent delegates to the meetings but this marks the first time that the Association has ever met in Cambridge...
Professor Charles Townsend Copeland '82 will give the first of his readings for the season 1919-20 in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock this evening. This Christmas reading will include selections from Dickens, Kipling, O. Henry, and Leacock. Any member of the Union may obtain admittance upon showing his membership card. As is customary, the doors will be closed as soon as the reading begins, and those who arrive late cannot be admitted...
...contest for a prize of $500 was open to any student, past or present of English 47 or 47a at Harvard or Radcliffe, and was won by Miss Rachel Barton Butler, a member of Professor Baker's course from 1915 to 1917. Her play was a comedy entitled, "Mamma's Affair...
...basketball Yale holds a large margin of victory over the University. Since 1909 there has been no Crimson basketball team but before that Yale had won twelve out of fifteen games, the majority of them by large scores. In the years that the University was a member of the Intercollegiate League, her team finished above Yale only once...
...annual line-up for the All-American football team, Walter Camp has this year placed only one member of the University on the first eleven. E. L. Casey Occ, at halfback was the University's sole representative, while Yale and Princeton both failed to place a single man on the all-star aggregation. On the second team the Crimson is unrepresented, but C. A. Clark, Jr., Occ., is awarded a place as guard on the third eleven...