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...list of students in Harvard College which is to be printed in the annual University Catalogue is now posted in the south entry of University Hall, where it will remain for four days. Any errors which are noted in these lists should be reported immediately at 2 University Hall...
...American colleges and universities are now available. The figures show some very interesting facts. Out of twenty representative institutions all but one show an increase in registration. This is very possibly due to the European war, which has forced many who were taking their education abroad to remain in this country. The figures for this year and last follow: 1913-14 1914-15 Amherst, 420 415 Brown, 961 1011 Columbia, 9773 10,961 Cornell, 4619 4848 Dartmouth, 1329 1390 Harvard, 4354 4516 Leland Stanford, Jr., 1739 1884 M. I. T., 1680 1818 Northwestern, 4490 4632 Princeton, 1599 1665 Penn. State...
...fifty cents for car and entire party. Regular tickets will then admit occupants to the Stands. Automobiles may also be left on the Speedway between the boathouse and the bridge gate, or on the Charles River Road, directly opposite. No vehicles of any sort will be permitted to remain on Harvard or Boylston streets...
...cents for car and entire party. Regular tickets will then admit occupants to the stands. Automobiles may also be left on the Speedway between the boathouse and the bridge gate, or on the Charlees River Road, directly opposite. No vehicles of any sort will be permitted to remain on North Harvard or Boylston streets...
...scrimmage between the University team and the second eleven was fast and fierce. No touchdowns were made by either eleven, inasmuch as neither team was permitted to remain on the attack for any length of time. The work of the first string men showed improvement, increased power and a noticeable smoothness being apparent. A feature of the scrimmage was the drop-kicking of Mahan. Six times he tried to score on field goals, and but one attempt was a failure...