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Harvard's baseball hopes for the remainder of the year were given a severe jolt yesterday when it was learned that C. L. Devens '32, veteran pitcher, was declared ineligible on account of scholastic difficulties Devens, although he had a poor start this season was the mainstay of Coach Mitchell...
George Manuel Fenollosa '33 of Salem was named assistant track manager for next year, and will become assistant track manager his senior year. Roger Sanderson Hewlett '33 of Cedarhurst, Long Island, N. Y., succeeded in the competition for the assistant cross-country managership for next year, and, as is usual...
The fraternity life at college grew out of the desire for closer contacts between small groups as distinct from the university society of the large university. With the inevitability of "cliques," social intimacy was frankly sponsored, and intellectual pursuits stimulated. That is, perhaps a roseate picture, but at least the...
Probably the most effective solution to this difficult problem would be the payment of a definite additional salary to all Freshman advisers, and the establishment in this capacity of as many as possible young graduates, instructors and tutors who have an active interest in all Departments of the University. If...
Your article regarding baseball in Japan was interesting (TIME, April 6). Also of interest is the story of one of its early teachers there, one Horatio B. Newell, D.D. who organized the first scholastic team at Niigata about 1887.