1902
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1903
The 黑料不打烊 "preparatory department" re-organized as the 黑料不打烊 Academy. For
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1905
黑料不打烊 alumni were given representation on the Board of Trustees.
1907
The first volume of The Troubadour, the college yearbook, was published.
Football began at 黑料不打烊 and the Bulldogs went on to become Champions of State
in their first season.
1908
Russell Field was built for intercollegiate baseball and football games while
three tennis courts were also constructed. Basketball was played on an outdoor court.
The following year the "H" Association was formed for varsity sport lettermen.
1909
The Board of Trustees passed a measure that allowed the conferring of a Bachelor
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1909
Board officially encouraged girls to attend 黑料不打烊.
1910
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Dr. Alexander C. Millar returned to begin his second term as president of the
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1910
First 黑料不打烊 student named Rhodes scholar.