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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...held over the Technology course of five and one-half miles, starting from the house of H. Jaques, Jr., '11. All men should be in the Square with running clothes at 3.30 o'clock. No man will be allowed to run who has not been entered in the blue-book or has not taken a strength test...
...report be made public twice a year, the retiring treasurer makes the following statement to the Sophomore class: Receipts. Class collections, $397.83 Collection from football meeting, 35.02 Rebate on refreshments for smoker, 5.00 Total, 437.85 Expenditures. Student Council dues, $10.00 Music (A. M. Kanrich's Band), 65.00 Red Book Committee (T. K. Richards), 15.00 Printing, 30.50 Smokers, 134.80 1915 Dinner, 6.00 1915, Banner, 5.00 Advance payment for refreshments, 3.00 Balance on hand 168.55 Total, 437.85 Respectfully submitted, W.M. H. CLAFLIN, JR., Treasurer...
...return them before October 31 at the latest to W. E. Quinby, Dana Chambers 31, Secretary of Student Council Committee of Registered Clubs. The information supplied by these blanks is to be used in making up the Register and to aid the Student Council in making up its date book...
There are still about 1200 volumes in the Brooks House Text Book Loan Library which have not yet been taken out. Of these the greater number are reference books and French and German texts. There are, however, a consider able number of Professor Taussig's "Principles of Economics," which may be taken out on the recommendation of the dean, and also several good Physics books used in the elementary courses. Attention is further called to the library of Theology, Bible Study, and Social Service in Brooks House from which books may be taken for periods of two weeks...
...CRIMSON wishes to call attention to the annual fall collection of clothing, magazines, and text-books, under the auspices of Brooks House, which begins today. This collection affords an opportunity for every man in the University to assist in some measure this practical form of charity. To those especially who cannot give largely of their time to Brooks House and its work, the chance is here given to show their interest and support. The clothing and magazines received are distributed to various charitable organizations in the vicinity, and the text-books are added to the Text-Book Loan Library...