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...board of editors is made up from two annual competitions,--one held in the fall and one in the spring. Each competition lasts until the candidate has proved himself a fit man for editor, or manager. Ordinarily candidates entering the competition in the fall shall stand for election at the April board meeting, those entering in the spring shall stand for election at the November meeting of the Board; but any candidate having done satisfactory work may be elected at any regular board meeting. Two cuts will be made in the fall competition,--one before the December recess...
...field. Lyman was used for good gains through the line and Mahan did some fast work around end, finally enabling McKinlock to make the first score of the day. The backs proved fast throughout play and team B had hard work to make even a pretense of a stand against them. Team A's second score was made after a number of line plays and two successful forward passes from McKinlock to Watson...
...will stand squarely on the National Progressive platform although I do not believe that all the propaganda contained in that document can be embodied in practical measures in one or even in several sessions of legislatures and Congresses. I am firmly convinced that the Progressive party will persevere until it gains complete control of the Massachusetts legislature; and therefore it must begin...
...other men who ran against Yale at New Haven the following six are out for the team this fall: F. H. Blackman '14, R. St.B. Boyd '14, C. W. Burrage '13, F. W. Copeland '13, A. F. deGozzaldi '14 and H. M. Warren '13. Of these Copeland and Boyd stand out because of their consistently good work and these two men with Captain Lawless will make a trio hard to defeat...
...influence in bringing together all members of the University, the present governing board is bending every energy toward making membership in this democratic institution most alluring. In the words of its founder, the Union is "a house open to all Harvard men without restriction and in which they all stand equal--a house bearing no name forever except that of our University." It is to this end--"to make the house open to all Harvard men and in which they all stand equal"--that the present governing board is making every effort...