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...investigation conducted by the Alumni Bulletin in an endeavor to ascertain the names of University graduate who are connected in any field of service with the European War brought the following information...
...Alumni Civic Service Committee gave to every Senior voter at the time of the election of the marshals a special ballot, the purpose of which was to ascertain in which form of community service he would be interested in after graduation. About 335 Seniors voted at this election, of whom 184 marked the special ballot. That is, considerably over half of the class showed that it was interested in some form of community service. Practical politics was the most popular form of service, having 78 adherents, while public school athletics was next with 23 voters. The other more popular forms...
...Alumni Civic service committee will deliver a special ballot to every Senior voter at the polls today. The purpose of this ballot is to ascertain the form of community service in which each man will be interested after graduation. This movement among the graduates, now in charge of Oliver Cutts, was started several years ago and its object is to utilize the training acquired in work such as Phillips Brooks House offers in similar service after graduation...
...object of the Commission is "to undertake a comprehensive investigation of the sanitary condition of the city of Cambridge to ascertain the relations between them and the health and physical comfort of the people. To this end it is proposed: first, to enlist the co-operation of the various city departments and of such existing associations as are already considering particular phases of the problems; second, to undertake such original studies as may be necessary; third, to conduct a campaign of public interest in municipal cleanliness, especially in those sections of the city where the population is most dense; fourth...
...announced at the mass meeting last evening that, if arrangements were satisfactorily made, there would be a parade to the field in New Haven a week from tomorrow. In order to ascertain the number of men who will be there, blue-books have been placed at Leavitt & Peirce's and at the desk in the Union. Men who are going down to the game are requested to sign the books for their respective classes at as early a date as possible...