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...March the season ends. The first three teams in each league struggle against each other to select a champion. These winners play for the World's championship. Addicts pick the Canadians to face either the Rangers, Boston or Detroit for supremacy in this vivid, dangerous diversion...
...recent criticism in the New York Times, has prompted E. H. Rowe 1L, debating team coach, to select the Harvard debating teams hereafter by a method unique in the history of debating at Harvard, it was announced in a statement last night to the CRIMSON. The new system will eliminate, to a large extent, the old method of holding a series of tryouts to determine the personnel of the team. Instead of this procedure, a number of round table discussions will be held, which all candidates will be required to attend. At these discussions the candidates, assisted by the coach...
...only eight may enter the quarter final round, decision has been made to eliminate one of the two clubs, Chafee and Pound, tied for the last entry position in the next series. In order to do this, a committee of the Board of Advisors will pass upon and select the better of the two sets of briefs submitted by the two tying clubs for the next debate. The team submitting the better briefs will then take its place with the other seven winning clubs at the start of the quarter finals. The nine surviving clubs in the order, in which...
Many men of national prominence are included in the jury chosen to select the winners of the Harvard Advertising Awards, which are given every year for the most outstanding advertisements, advertising campaigns, and research work in advertising, it was announced Saturday by Dean W. B. Donham '98 of the Harvard Business School. The jury will meet in January to decide who the winners are. All material for the competition must be submitted to the Harvard Advertising Awards, Harvard Business School, not later than December...
...graduates would seem to be the most obvious implication of the report sent by Albert C. Crawford, director of the Yale Burean of Appointments, to President Angell. An unscrupulous victimization of college men, which has not been confined to Yale, has made it "necessary in some degree to select the firms to whom interview privileges are extended and to refuse to companies unwilling to plan shead or to furnish in advance adequate data concerning their opportunities...