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...University soccer team was defeated by the Hopedale team on Saturday afternoon by the score of 4 to 2. The defeat was clearly due to the inability of the forward line to play together. The forwards were too scattered, presenting an open line through which the Milford team could press the ball to the defence; and their lack of team work prevented consistent rushing down the field. The defence, on the other hand, played with more apparent knowledge of team work, stopping most of their opponents' rushes brilliantly. Francke's work in this department of the game was especially effective...
Creative scholarship more than anything else has given Harvard its distinction among the universities of America. Anything that can further that reputation for advancing knowledge will enhance the University's prestige in the most direct manner possible. The contribution which the Harvard Press makes to this end can hardly be overestimated...
...institution at which they were produced. The Harvard Alumni Bulletin says, "Only last year an historical treatise of great importance, written by a Harvard Master of Arts, now a member of the Faculty of Arts, now a member of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, was given to the Press of a sister institution for publication." That the University Press is doing much to remedy this evil is shown by the fact that already, in little more than half a year since it was founded, it has published approximately two hundred and twenty-five important books and essarys of scientific...
...Progressive rally will be held at Rhodes Hall, Central Square, this evening at 8 o'clock. Charles Summer Bird, Progressive candidate for Governor, will be the chief speaker. Mr. Bird's escort, made up of prominent supporters and press agents, is known as the "Flying Squadon...
...booklet on "Student Interests of Harvard," the material for which was gathered last spring by the Federation of, Territorial Clubs, is now being published at the University Press, and the first edition will soon be ready for distribution. The book is to contain information about the University and to give a more complete idea of student life than can be imparted by any of the official University publications. Copies will be distributed through the constituent territorial clubs of the Federation which will send then to their home towns and preparatory schools, and thus disseminate where it will be most productive...