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...candidate for a degree with distinction or the contestant for a scholarship, marks are of the utmost importance. The condition outlined above bears unfairly upon such men, for they obviously will not take courses which are apt to jeopardize their chances of success. The final effect is to limit the undergraduate in his choice of electives...
...sections which relate to the Freshman dormitories and football will naturally be of the utmost interest to members of the University and are given in substance below. President Lowell thinks that under the Freshman dormitory system there will be no need for more rigid discipline, if more careful oversight and a closer intercourse between instructors and students are provided. This he advocates as very necessary in Freshman year, the conditions of which largely determine a man's college career. Football, President Lowell says, to be a permanent institution, should be a sport pursued by a large part of the undergraduate...
Regular practice for the University football team this spring will begin on Monday March 28 and will continue until the spring recess. This practice will be mainly to teach the rudiments of the game to the men and is of the utmost importance to those who intend to try for the team next fall. As the new rules will probably be ready then a great deal of the time will be spent in studying them. Scrimmages will not be held until the last part of the last week and on the last day, there will be a long scrimmage with...
...those who knew Dean Ames any writing concerning him is superfluous. For those who never had the privilege of his acquaintance or instruction, such tribute as the present number of the Review contains cannot fail to be of the utmost interest and value. All will highly prize the issue for its articles on "James Barr Ames," by President Eliot, president of the Law School during the 36 years of service of the late dean; "His Life and Character," by Professor J. H. Beale '82, a colleague; "His Services to Legal Education," by Professor S. Williston '82, a colleague...
...have made the highest strength tests this year, the CRIMSON prints this morning the records of the ten men who have made the highest totals. In fairness to these men it should be stated that the tests are now merely qualifying tests, and may or may not represent the utmost that...