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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Candidates whose names appeared in the list in the Friday CRIMSON please report to Captains Beardsell and Follansbee today at Soldiers Field promptly at 4 p. m. dressed to play...
...committee is an organization of from twelve to fifteen students, whose purpose is to direct the charitable and philanthropic work which is carried on during the year by undergraduates. Its work has been very successful and has done much to disprove the charge of Harvard self-sufficiency and indifference. Certainly no one who knows of its work can believe that Harvard men are indifferent to the needs and suffering of their less fortunate neighbors. It has been estimated that last year one man in every eight was engaged in some philanthropic work. The percentage is gratifyingly large, but there...
...lectures by the greatest Greek archaeologist, Dr. Dorpfeld. The subjects that he has chosen are quite as attractive to the general student as to the specialist in the classics. To the latter, however, his visit is peculiarly welcome, since it enables him to see and hear the man whose views, particularly in connection with the Greek theatre, he has heard so many times quoted...
...whose names appear in the line-up be on Soldiers Field at 2.30 sharp. All others will take the exercise ordered for them by Mr. Lathrop...
...Lists of the sections and rooms in which they will meet are posted in the entry of Sever Hall. Sections announced for Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 and 11 will meet on Friday of this week only; after this week they will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students whose names are not posted should see Professor Baker at his first consultation hour, Friday, at 12, in Sever...