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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...call for candidates for "Second Assistant Football Manager" may easily go unheeded by 1917. Last year but eight candidates appeared. And yet the succession from this position to that of University Football Manager, one of the biggest offices open to undergraduates, is direct. Apart from this the competition which is, for the most part, clerical during the rest of this year and which entails little burdensome time-serving ripens into a splendid contest in the fall. There is an exceptional opportunity to get acquainted with the hundred or more Freshmen Manager candidates and football candidates. To become acquainted with...
...Gulick's lecture is based upon twenty-six years of observation in Japan, and the closest contact with the Japanese leaders. The first part of his talk was a discussion of the relative relations between America, Japan, and China respectively. Japan and America are gradually drifting apart over the California land trouble. To prevent this, and to maintain to present friendly relations with China, the United States must give each of these countries a square deal...
...Horsing is based upon the tactical advantage which the Sophomore has over the Freshman. It is therefore a lesson in bullying. Apart from this it is childish and silly, and only serves to bring ridicule on the men who practice it and the institution which tolerates it. The system turns the Freshman in time into a bully, and Princeton does not need the system because there is never any need for a system that is base, cowardly, and immoral." When asked for a substitute he says: "The substitute for being a bully is being a gentleman. The only...
...Student Council Committee on Organizations, has, after careful consideration, decided upon Tuesday night as the most generally favorable time for meetings of social organizations. This plan is a part of the general program suggested by the Student Council to set apart Monday and Wednesday evenings for Union entertainments, Tuesday nights for club meetings and Thursday nights for musical recitals...
...most important feature of the Register, indeed, its sole claim to publication apart from the University Catalogue, is its list of clubs and organizations of all sorts which flourish in the University. The lists of members are due today. Without a complete quota the Register will not be a register at all; it will be a failure. And the organization not entered on its pages is not far in character from "unlisted" stock--either tract of substantial value or culpable motives may be responsible for, its absence...