Word: accountants
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This service, a custom for many years, is of particular importance this year because of the problems which the new Freshman dormitories are presenting to the Chapel committee. On account of the remote situation of their dormitories, 1918 men do not seem to realize that they are an essential part of the University, and accordingly must support those interests which are maintained for the benefit of the entire University. Consequently the Freshman class has been decidedly backward in the matter of attendance...
...against Michigan. Captain Brickley, Soucy, D. P. Morgan, and Sweetser are the first string men who are out at present. Brickley was able to leave the hospital Sunday afternoon and is convalescing rapidly at his home; D. P. Morgan will be out of the game for another week on account of his broken hand; Soncy has been ordered to keep his injured knee in a plaster cast, and that will necessitate his withdrawal for a good two weeks; and Sweetser's bad ankle will keep him out for some time. Pennock put in another afternoon logging around the field...
...Professor E. C. Moore outlined the history and organization of Phillips Brooks House. He spoke on the many different religious organizations that are separate in themselves, but are united in the Phillips Brooks House Association, which is in turn keeping together the students who would ordinarily be separated on account of differences in religion. He also spoke of the great number of Harvard men who were engaged several nights a week in social service work under the direction of Phillips--Brooks House. He concluded by telling of the great social problems the Association has solved and those that...
...other phases of football she was distinctly inferior to her opponent. The Cornell defence was practically impregnable and her backfield men found little difficulty in opening up the Brunonian line for constant gains. Barrett of Cornell, and Murphy, of Brown, the two quarterbacks, easily starred on account of their field generalship...
...basis of a thesis on a subject approved by a committee appointed by the Department of Classics, and of such evidence of scholarship as may be accessible. In special circumstances the committee may, at its discretion, dispense with the requirements of the thesis. In the award no account is to be taken of the financial means of the competitor; and no award will be made in case the theses offered are not of sufficient merit. Applications for admission to candidacy must be made to the chairman of the Department of Classics, Professor C. H. Moore, 112 Brattle street, not later...