Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...closeness by all interested in the ultimate success of the new system. A comparison between the number of men from 1918 desiring to live in the Yard, and the number from this year's Senior Class shows that over sixty more Juniors applied for rooms this year. Although it cannot be concluded from this fact that the Freshman dormitories are a great improvement over the scattered plan of rooming of former classes, it is evident that a more universal feeling of unity exists among the members of 1918 than in pat classes or recent date. Usually the different dormitory committees...
...therefor extremely fitting that all members of the Junior class should be able to attend their own dance. The extra fee charged to non-members is justified by the fact that technically the Union is still a club and as such cannot be open to all. The time will come we hope, when there will be no such discrimination as membership implies, when the name "Harvard Union" will be a fact as well as a name, and this most important institution in the University will be open to everybody, without distinction...
...thus be seen that though the increase in the registration of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences has not been large, it has nevertheless occurred, and cannot be said in any way to have diminished...
...third base position almost as well as his regular place. If Legore doesn't play at third he will of course take back his regular position at shortstop. Kinney played a fairly good game last year and won his position at third base after a keen competition, but he cannot play the finished game that either of his rivals for the position can produce and he is a weak hitter. Johnson hits fairly well and is an excellent fielder. It is expected that he will be better this year than last. First base will be wisely entrusted to Bush...
During the first weeks of the new year and before choosing courses for the second half-year all undergraduates, whether they expect to receive degrees in June or not would do well to consider seriously their real work in life. For those who cannot decide for themselves, advice should be sought from professors, friends in business or some profession, and from the conversations of the undergraduates who are in similar states of indecision. In any case, as President Lowell has often urged, decide on something definite and work hard to accomplish...