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Harvard has had rather more than its share of victories since the inauguration of debate. Of the thirty debates held with Yale Harvard has won twenty and Yale ten. With Princeton the score is more nearly even, Harvard having won fourteen and Princeton twelve...
...must recognize the great need of Europe for the food which Russia is capable of producing. During the war the United States was able to ship a large excess of provisions, but with production so slack, and waste and expenditure so great, it seems probable that only a negligible share will be left for Europe...
...Presidential chair. But this furnishes no excuse for the neglect of present-day duties. We have seen of late the beginning of a healthy undergraduate interest in the affairs of the race, and in a discussion of its problems. But the University has also its right to share in our attention the matter of class elections is only one phase. There is no reason why the two cannot exist together. By all means let us continue to share in the problems of the outside world; but in doing so, let us not forget these problems which lie at our door...
...Field yesterday, under arctic conditions, the Maine team showed itself weak at the bat. In the infield, Johnson, at the keystone sack, who made two errors and was completely fooled by the Boston base-runners, seemed to be the weak point in their defense. The outfield also contributed its share of errors, muffing two flys and being generally slow in covering bases...
...testimony was afforded to the cordial relations between Harvard and. Yale when the Yale authorities invited the Harvard crew to share with the Yale crew the Yale quarters at Gales Ferry. It is not many years since such an invitation from either crew to the other would have been scarcely imaginable. Now, though it, surprises some persons, it startles nobody and pleases nearly...