Word: regularly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...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...
...vote of the Corporation the grants from the Foundation are so administered that persons who are entitled to receive both the Carnegie Foundation allowance and the regular retiring allowance of Harvard University do receive their allowance under the rules which give them the largest income. That is, if the rights of an officer are greater under the Harvard rules than under the Carnegie Foundation rules, the retiring allowance will be computed in accordance with the former. If, on the other hand, the rights of an officer are smaller under the Harvard rules than under the Carnegie Foundation rules, the latter...
Professor Schofield will sail for this country on January 29 and will probably be in Cambridge on February 5. During the second half-year he will give his regular courses in the University, Comparative Literature 6a and 20f, and Scandinavian...
Arrangements have been completed by the University crew management for the race against Cornell. The date set is Saturday, May 30, at 2 o'clock and the race will be rowed over the regular course on the Charles River, probably downstream...
...inadequacy of its location on North Grove street. With the new building the school will have a greater opportunity to carry on the efficient charity work that is being steadily developed. The clinical work of the students among poor people who cannot afford the services of a regular practitioner will be very extensive. The change will result in bringing the Boston departments of the University into a single large plant, with equipment and surroundings better than any other department of the University...