Word: blues
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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WATER POLO.- Attention is again called to the blue book which has been placed in Leavitt's. New candidates are wanted and are urged to sign at once...
...undergraduate committee on the University Club requests most earnestly that all men who wish to signify their interest in the proposed club sign one of the blue books today. The object of collecting the signatures is to show the degree to which such a club would be used at the present time. It is of the utmost importance that all names be in before the beginning of the mid-years...
...supporting the request of the Undergraduate University Club Committee for a prompt signature in the blue-books, we would like to urge particular attention on the part of men who do not live in college dormitories, and, in some cases, do not live in Cambridge at all. To such men a University Club would be especially useful. It would supply them while in Cambridge during the day with an attractive headquarters, close to recitation rooms, and they would undoubtedly find it a convenience, as well as a means of closer contact with University affairs...
...been decided to begin at once the collection of signatures of all men who would join a University Club as outlined in the resolution passed at the mass meeting. Blue books have been placed at Memorial, Foxcroft, Leavitt's, the Law School, and the CRIMSON office. All who would join such a club, if it were now in existence, at the rate of two dollars per year, are urged to sign immediately. The names of the committee will be announced Monday...
...felt that better material might be available for the team, a blue book has been placed at Leavitt's in which new candidates are urged to register. New men will be divided into several squads and given a careful trial. It is hoped that much new material will be developed...