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...candidates for the Freshman crew began work in the Gymnasium yesterday afternoon. They were put on the rowing machines and were given bending exercise without the oars and with strapped slides. A short run on the board track finished the work...
...period of more than two hundred and fifty years. There are now two hundred and thirteen scholarships having stipends which are available for students under the charge of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. This number does not include the John Harvard and Harvard College Scholarships, which are appointments without stipend and are given to students of distinguished merit...
...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination, shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations...
...Without much doubt the changes proposed and adopted will be the abolishment of the offices of the treasurer as they now exist in the clubs and the placing of one captain and one undergraduate manager over the two clubs, who shall be directly responsible to the Athletic Committee. This general supervision, however, will not necessarily interfere with the customary elections of club officers. By thus placing rowing interests on the same footing with those of other branches of athletics it is thought there will be more progress, and less financial trouble than heretofore. Mr. George W. Weld, to whom this...
...beginning, dormitories and dining halls have been furnished by the College for the use of the students and have been regarded as devoted to College purposes. We do not think that it means any difference in principle that the College, instead of itself furnishing board provides a place without rent or compensation in any form or a lease or any agreement for a fixed term for the use of students who club together for the purpose of obtaining for themselves with the assistance of the College, food at cost. . . . The history of the College and of the legislation relating...