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...afternoon one and a half miles at a stroke of about 26, raising it to 32 in the last mile which was rowed in about 5 minutes. Partly because of the ideal weather conditions the men showed great improvement over former work and seemed to be rounding into fine shape. The University four-oar was given a hard row in the morning and the afternoon. The Freshman eight rowed two miles downstream in 10 minutes and 23 seconds during the afternoon...
During the last three weeks the class crews have been getting into final shape for the race next Friday. It is difficult to make any comparison as to the relative speed of the different crews as none of them have rowed together. The Senior crew, which during the early part of the season developed rapidly, has lately shown a tendency to shorten the stroke at the finish. On Thursday Johnson, who has been rowing at 3, changed places with Joralemon...
...upperclass crews have been on the river every day this week and are slowly getting into shape. One Senior and two Junior crews row from the Weld boathouse, coached by Rice; and two Sophomore crews from the University boathouse, coached by Vail. The captains of the crews are: Senior, W. C. Richmond; Junior, J. L. White; and Sophomore, R. H. Wiswall. As soon as the second launch "Veritas" is on the river the following graduates will assist in the supervision of the crews: Senior coach, W. Shuebruk '02; Junior coach, W. James, Jr., 1G.; Sophomore coach, G. Bancroft...
...theories upheld in regard to the development of existing designs. One theory is that present geometrical patterns are the out-growth of primitive realistic ideas, embroidered or carved on bone and Ivory: while another and less probable theory is that all designs which were originally in the shape of diagrams, have gradually developed into more or less lifelike forms...
...size and general appearance the Year Book will closely resemble the Senior Album. It will be of the same shape and dimensions and will be bound in the same quality and color of buckram. The first 180 pages will contain a series of articles on the principal college events of the year, written by men connected with them. In this part of the book there will also be pictures of all the principal teams, clubs, papers and other organizations accompanied by lists of membership and records. The back part of the book will contain athletic records and lists of membership...