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...University Glee Club consisting of 28 singers, a leader, and a manager will compete in the sixth annual intercollegiate contest which will be held in Carnegie Hall, New York, tomorrow evening at 8.15. Under the rules of the contest only undergraduates will compete, so that L. R. Ring '22 will conduct instead of Dr. A. T. Davison '06, as was previously announced in the CRIMSON...
...foul shot soon after the opening whistle, Captain McLeish was the first to score. The Providence five jumped into the lead when Barrett tallied from the floor after a pretty bit of passing only to be tied when the Crimson leader dropped another free try through the ring. Another shot from Mitchell ended the Brown offensive for Lowenthal had tallied twice, Fitts once, and McLeish had registered two more fouls before the Brunonians started a rally. Holding the University to one more point, the gradually cut down their lead until at half-time the score stood...
...expense? For nearly a month now the Senate has wrangled over the Alabama Muscle Shoals disposal without any apparent results. Mr. Ford's offer for the contract was alternately condemned and praised for a fortnight. Then Mr. Engstrum made the fight three-cornered by throwing his hat into the ring. Now the question has been further complicated by a doubt as to just what the government owns or has under lease there and also as to just what the Muscle Shoals really...
Dean L. B. R. Briggs '75 yesterday gave the first lecture of the series arranged for the benefit of the Radcliffe Endowment Fund at Sanders Theatre on the subject, "The Ring and the Book". Dean Briggs outlined the story at some length, frequently quoting passages, and commenting on the personality of the author...
Dean L. B. R. Briggs '75 will deliver today the first of a series of eight lectures to be given by professors of the University under the auspices of the Cambridge Committee of the Radcliffe Endowment Fund. The subject for today will be "The Ring and the Book". All lectures will be held in Sanders Theatre, Monday afternoons at 4.30 o'clock. The program for the rest of the series follows...