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...mile was a splendid exhibition on the part of T. S. Berna of Cornell. He secured the lead at the end of the first quarter-mile and was never headed thereafter. His time for the last 440-yards was 60 3-5 seconds. Newton...
...disgraceful. Enough men should come out to form not only a first, but also a second crew. The season for those who report now will be very short, something over three weeks before the class race. Every one not engaged in other athletics should not lose this chance for splendid exercise...
...team-play in the second half and the University team was unable to score. Fish went up to the forward line, changing places with Hallowell. After 39 minutes of play Thomson scored for Pennsylvania on a free kick. Three times during this half goals were prevented only by the splendid stops of Chadwick at goal...
...King Edward VI and his court to the University of Cambridge, where an entertainment entitled "A Masque of Prophecy," depicting the future of the art of architecture, is given in his honor. The historic setting has been arranged to utilize the possibilities of the Union Living Room as a splendid background for an affair for this kind. Besides those taking active part, there will be present members of the Faculty, representatives from the Boston Society of Architects, and from other organizations representing artistic activities. All these guests will wear academic or historic costume. After the masque, supper will be served...
Everywhere that he went he won laurels. It was to his energy and daring, with those of his friend Dr. J. Collins Warren, that we largely owe the splendid buildings of the Medical College. But it is not as professor and soldier alone that he has deserved well of the University, his community and his country. On the Boston School Committee, as trustee of the Boston Public Library, as student of the public health, he showed the same strong qualities for which his colleagues loved him as a comrade and a friend...