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Harvard lost the relay race with Yale in the Boston Athletic Association's nineteenth annual indoor meet, at Mechanics Hall, Saturday night, owing to Van Brunt's collapse in the last lap of his relay. The 1911 team, however, decisively beat the Yale freshmen. The Sophomores won the interclass race in a close finish with the Juniors. A number of Harvard undergraduates and graduates took part in the individual events, L. W. Bangs '08 doing especially creditable work by winning the 16-pound shot...
...Boston Athletic Association will hold its nineteenth annual indoor handicap games in Mechanics Hall, Boston, at 7.15 o'clock this evening. The schedule includes eleven regular events, for which about 375 entries have been received, as well as fourteen relay races, in which about 190 men have been entered. Harvard will be represented in all but one of these events. Other colleges which have sent entries are: Yale, Cornell, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown, Amherst, Williams, Wesleyan, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. There will be fourteen relay races, including those between the University team and Yale, the Harvard Freshmen and Yale freshmen...
...development of French and German art from the early Middle Ages to the end of the eighteenth century; German Art 2, a seminary course on mediaeval German sculpture, with demonstrations in the Germanic Museum; and German Art 3, a history of German Art in the nineteenth century...
Professor Clemen has given three regular courses of lectures here this half year: German Art I, on "German and French Art from the Early Middle Ages to the End of the Eighteenth Century;" German Art 1, a public course on "German Art in the Nineteenth Century;" and a seminary course on "Mediaeval German Sculpture." In addition he has given single lectures at Wellesley, Princeton, and before the Bostoner Deutsche Gesellschaft, of which he has been made an honorary member. Two receptions have been tendered him by the Deutscher Verein, of which he is also a member...
Since the realization of intellectual and civil freedom in the nineteenth century, the Jews have begun to emerge from their prolonged seclusion, and the contrast of ideals is renewed. But, though the contrast is again in evidence, let there be no conflict. Let the Jewish ideal, that of goodness and character, combine with the beauty and culture, which the western races have inherited from the Greeks, to form a single, solid basis upon which to lay the foundations of future greatness...