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...played well in two matches this years, so that the best of work must be done if Harvard wishes to continue her unbroken record of victories won over the orange and black. The material of our team is good, and the practice of the men has been, as a rule, faithful, although badly hindered by the great number of rainy days. With careful and steady work on the field when they face the Princeton men they ought to hope for success, and return to Cambridge as victors to face New York University on Monday...
...question arises of what records will be made and how they will compare with those of former years made by Harvard Athletes. The H. A. A. dates back to 1874 and ever since that time improvements have been steadily going on. Greater ability to do well is, as a rule, shown by the contestants each year, so that scarcely a season passes without some one breaking a record and thus having his name inscribed upon the tablets in the "meeting room" of the Hemenway gymnasium. It is from these, with sundry additions, that the following list has been compiled...
...suggested by the Advocate descriptive pamphlest of the various courses should be the rule and not the exception with the different departments of our university. The advantage of one of these descriptive pamphlets is too obvious to be dwelt upon. So small a space is given to each department in the elective pamphlet that a mere mention of the courses and an exceedingly brief summary of their intended work is all the information that can be gathered. In the descriptive pamphlets, however, all the necessary information can be stated clearly and concisely; the students are not obliged to make...
...cannot easily move around among the boats, but must lie moored at the pier until the race is started. In former years there has always been more or less complaint about both on the part of referees and crews. Yesterday's trouble was only a repetition of this old rule. Today, we hope, will see the remedy. The managers of the boat club have placed the university steam launch, the "'67," at the disposal of the referee, and a better understanding between that officer and the crews is likely to result...
...award of the prizes, it is, perhaps, difficult to speak. Next to the Burrar's lottery, there is no event which results more unexpectedly than the award of the judges in these contests for declamation, and this year has not proved an exception to the general rule...