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...which has lately been carried out. Two of these--George Washington and John Winthrop--have been hung in the Living Room; the third, Gurdon Saltonstall, a beloved member of the Class of 1878, has been placed in the Committee Room. The committee of the class of 1904 has presented sixteen group photographs of the principal athletic teams of 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904. Mr. H. P. Arnold has given us handsomely framed portraits of Lincoln and Grant, which now hang in the south room of the library. He has also presented the exhibition case in the Periodical Room...
...HAVEN, CONN., March 30.--Harvard won the sixteenth annual debate with Yale in Woolsey Hall this evening by the unanimous decision of the judges. This is the twelfth of the sixteen annual debates that have been held with Yale that has been won by Harvard...
Tickets at $2 each may be obtained at the Union or at Thurston's before noon on Thursday, March 29. Parties of eight or sixteen, desiring to sit together at the dinner may do so by applying to F. H. Burr, Claverly 44, before Wednesday, March 28. In the application the names of the entire party must be given, and no applications for parties of other than eight or sixteen will be considered...
...planned to send the full number of delegates, and arrangements for the trip are in charge of the executive committee of the Harvard Mission, made up of Professor E. C. Moore, Dr. Endicott Peabody, Mr. A. S. Johnson '85, R. H. Oveson '05, J. M. Groves '05 and sixteen undergraduates. One or two men from each of the professional schools will probably go, and the rest of the delegation will be made up of undergraduates...
...system of dormitory crews, inaugurated this year, proved very successful. Sixteen crews in all, with an average of 15 daily, rowed for a period of five weeks. At the end of this time the three day bumping races were found to be a very satisfactory way of showing the relative strength of the crews, and had the advantage of allowing every crew to row every day, even when beaten. Besides being a pleasure to the men involved, the races were of value to the University, for the coaches have watched the work of each man, and it is probable that...