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...Cambridge, he was detained a week with illness at President Lowell's home. Dean Yeomans had gone over to France last year, and in the second half of this year, had planned a series of lectures at the provincial universities in France. This plan was interrupted by his sudden return to this country, but it is expected that he will be able to resume his duties in France next month, when he returns to France from Spokane...
Before the war Mr. Sassoon was practically unknown as a poet, but in 1918, on the publication of "The Old Huntsmen," he suddenly became known as one of England's leading young poets. The war, changing his point of view and his style effected this sudden rise to fame...
...crews will begin today, when the first and second University and the first Freshman crews will row on the Lynn Harbor. Although there has been a delay of a week in getting on the water due to ice in the harbor, this has finally cleared, and unless a sudden change in the wind comes, real practice for the crews will begin. It is unfortunate that the crews were unable to get on the water sooner, because there remains a very short time now in which to get into shape for the Annapolis race on April 24: The midshipmen have been...
...feature of the meet was the bout in the 125-1b. class, in which B. B. Corson, Occ, met Crandell of Brown, and by clever strategy first secured his opponent by a body scissors, then worked from a double arm lock to a spectacular fall with a sudden use of a head scissors. Captain J. A. MacDonnell '21, the body-scissors expert, showed his skill by securing a fall over R. D. Brown, his Providence opponent in the 145 1b. clas, in 5 minutes, 10 seconds...
...affairs could only have been attained by it had the Advocate continued its war-time decline. But that was not to be. With the opening of the new College year Mother Advocate set her house in order and established herself more firmly than ever in our midst while the sudden splash of the Magazine's entrance into Harvard's literary pond was forgotten as its more conservative ripples appeared and quietly faded away...