Word: booked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...candidate from the Freshman class for the positions of managing editor and advertising manager of the University Register have reported as yet, I feel that the importance of this book is not generally realized. It is published by the Student Council, because it is felt that there is a need for a book which outlines all college activities from the athletic teams to the social clubs. It seems a pity that the Register, the only official organ of the Student Council, should not be supported as well as the other undergraduate publications. I sincerely trust that a large number...
More baseball ushers are needed to act during the remaining games of the season, and students who care to usher should sign up in the blue-book provided for that purpose at Leavitt and Peirce's. Men who sign early will be given preference...
...attention of the members of 1915 is called to the fact that the Senior Album will be placed on sale Monday morning at 10 o'clock, just one week earlier than the appearance of last year's Album. The 1915 book is bigger and better than ever before, having a considerably larger number of individual photographs and a more detailed account of the Senior's College activities. The price of the Album is $6.00 and may be purchased at the following places: Notman's, Leavitt & Peirce's and Matthews...
...Lamont's "People Don't Do Such Things," is the shortest story in the book, but it excels the others in technique and the powerful "punch." It is not as "light" a story as the preface promises; for it concerns itself with the tragedy of a working girl, who was foolish enough to fall in love with a University student, and to Ibsen herself into an early grave. The theme is well handled...
...clock. Formerly the Register was a salaried paper, but after suffering much financial difficulty was placed in the immediate charge of the Student Council, which has now placed it upon as firm a financial basis as the other undergraduate publications. The Register is for the College what the Red Book is for the Freshman class and all men who are connected with the 1918 Red Book are especially urged to enter the competition...