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Plans are being made by Regimental Headquarters to have the Regimental drill-ground, now the Baseball Cage, gradually supplanted by an open-air training ground, to be a part of Soliders Field. Voluntary drill for the eight companies of the Regiment will commence on Soldiers Field today and will continue Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for an indefinite period of time, weather, of course, permitting. This outdoor drill will last from 2 until 5 o'clock, in three one-hour classes. The drill will be with arms, and provisional companies will be formed by means of which the customary manoeuvers will...
...first time since the Regiment was organized the privates who have been drilling weekly in the Baseball Cage yesterday marched and drilled in the open air. Company G assembled in front of Persis Smith Hall, where the rifles are stored, at 2 o'clock and after a little preliminary practice with arms marched four abreast down Boylston street, over Anderson Bridge and up Charles River Speedway, halting near the Newell Boathouse. Here, under the supervision of Lieutenant Edwards, U.S.A., the company went through the manual of arms...
Tickets for this recital at 75 cents, 50 cents, and 25 cents each are on sale at Amee Brothers' Book Store. Gloire a la nature (des Chants religioux) Beethoven Air de Poppee, Handel Danza-danza, Durante La Steppe, Gretschaninoff La Reine de la Mer, Borodine La Cloche, Saint-Saens Chanson du Printemps, Gounod Phidyle, Duparc Les Paons, Loeffler Les Papillons, Chausson L'Hymne au Soleil (des Chansons de Miarka), Alexander Georges Perces neiges (Schneeglockchen), Schumann Messages (Auftrage), Schumann Berceuse (Wiegenlied), Strauss Serenade (Standchen), Brahms Ou aller (Wohin), Schubert Le Roi des Aulnes (Erlkonig), Schubert
...air in Hemenway Gymnasium was declared satisfactory, but not in sufficient circulation, which is due to the absence of a mechanical system of ventilation. The practical field of research of this department justifies its importance in the University...
Recent investigations conducted by the Department of Hygiene and Sanitation show that scientific work in the University may be put to practical use locally. Under the direction of Professor Whipple and Mr. Melville C. Whipple, since last fall analyses have been made at regular intervals of college air, food, and drink. Food and water at Memorial, Foxcroft, the Freshman dormitories. Stillman Infirmary, and the Varsity Club have undergone systematic examination; and tests have been made of the air in Hemenway Gymnasium. The purpose of this work is to provide a board of sanitary regulation for the University...