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...interesting account of the part played by alumni in the war appears in the December number of the Graduates' Magazine. Extracts from the article are given below...
...following statement of the Senior Finances has been made public by the 1916 Junior Treasurer, F. P. Clement '16. The balance on hand to date is $1,191.43, while in March, 1915, it was only $1,138.24. Income Account. 1. Balance brought forward March, 1915. $1,138.24 2. Interest to date on Reserve Fund .... 33.72 3. Interest to date on Current Account 7.88 4. From sale of Senior Buttons to date .... 171.50 5. Balance from Junior Dance ........... .94 Total income...
Captain Wilson's and Scovil's positions will also be hard to fill: Wilson because of his ability at running back punts, and Scovil on account of his line-plunging. These men can be replaced, however, by either Waite, Jacques, Neville, Bingham, or Carey. Winters, Merrick, and Stewart, who played on their Freshman team last fall. Braden and Hutchinson will be eligible next year, and should be valuable additions to the squad. Both Van Nostrand and Ames will again compete for quarterback...
...injuries this fall, but another season he should be able to repeat his good record in the 1914 Intercollegiates. R. C. Cook '17, H. R. Becthel '17, H. Boyd '17, and C. J. North '17, are all consistent runners and can be counted on to give a good account of themselves. From the Freshman team, J. D. Hutchinson '19 is easily the most promising...
...Second Partition of Poland; a Study in Diplomatic History," by Robert Howard Lord '06, Instructor in the Department of History, describes a period in the history of Poland that has never hitherto been written in detail. The book gives a comprehensive account of the series of events which began with the outbreak of the Russo-Turkish war in 1787 and ended in the new dismemberment of Poland six years later. It is based upon extensive researches in the archives of Petrograd, Moscow, Berlin, and Vienna, and upon the materials printed in Russian, Polish, and the western languages...