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...first time in twenty years Harvard. Yale and Princeton are without any representation in the executive branch of the government. But these three institutions have provided the last three presidents in the order named, so that that they may be said to have done their share. Somebody may rise to remark that no one of these Presidents was a typical product of his alma mater which is probably true at least in the sense that the public imagination attributes characteristics to these three institutions which their representatives in the White House did not display...
...graduate must proceed with some caution in speaking of the superiority of former days for we are entirely conscious of the fact that Harvard has won only three intercollegiate championships in thirty years. We do feel, however, that it is only normal for Harvard to win her fair share of dual meets...
...talking about. If an Advocate editor with a nimble pen were to collaborate with a keen-minded member of the football team in turning out an article on the development of the forward pass, I for one would be glad to read it, and I think numerous undergraduates would share my taste. Unless they leave their brains behind when they go in thousands to the football games, the technique of the sport must interest them...
...already been pledged by the Dartmouth student body in their drive during the past week to raise $16,000 as their share of a fund for a new athletic field. This amount does not include the pledges of the more than 100 men who have not yet been heard from...
...University will manager tonight without the services of Buntin, the shifty left center who has been responsible for a large share of the successful passing and scoring during the early season. Buntin is suffering from an attack of jaundice, and is not expected back in the line-up until the Yale contest at Philadelphia next week Saturday. Snelling will be Coach Claflin's choice to replace the former Newton player...