Word: beginnings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...trials of the forty-third annual intercollegiate track meet will begin at the Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. At this time competitions will be held in the pole-vault, shot-put, and high jump, followed a half an hour later by trial heats in the 100-yard dash. Events are scheduled through 4.45 o'clock, when the preliminaries for the 220-yard dash will mark the end of the eleven trial contests...
...definite order of final examinations in all courses offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has been announced by the College Office. The examinations are scheduled to begin on Saturday, May 31, and will end on Saturday, June 14. Daily exercises in all courses will end tomorrow, May 29. All examinations begin at 9.15 A. M., except any that are announced for 12.30 or 2 P. M., and may be three hours in length or two hours for one-third courses. The order of examinations is printed below: Saturday, May 31. Anthropology 9, Peabody Museum Astronomy 1, Sever...
Announcement of the summer session of the Engineering School, which will begin June 2, and will continue until August 8, was made yesterday by Professor H. M. Hughes. The schedule includes courses for all Engineering School men except present third-year men in Civil Engineering who should consult Professor Hughes at once about their summer work...
...reaching the landing, the main program will begin. There will be athletic sports, including track games, water-sports, and baseball. Prizes will be awarded to all the winners. Luncheon will be served about 1 o'clock, and the sports will continue throughout the afternoon. All men who intend to swim must bring tights or bathing suits, and the baseball players should provide their own equipment...
...sentiment of the country. If the "bone dry" lid, that was set up under the pressure of war conditions, were tightly clamped on the country, there would be great grinding and jolting before the nation finally stabalized itself again. The President has acted judiciously, and we urge that Congress begin to cut the red tape as soon as possible, in order that July 1 may not be a national day of gloom...