Word: certaines
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...given in the geological lecture room, University Museum, on the afternoons stated below, at 4 o'clock. These lectures have been arranged in response to a real interest in the influence which geographic conditions have, or may have, upon the present European War. In connection with the lectures certain selected maps and charts of special geographic interest will be displayed in the lecture room, which will be open at 3.30 on the days of the lectures. The program of the lectures is as follows...
...swimming management has made arrangements with the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. whereby members of the University will be admitted to its tank certain hours of the day. Free tickets admitting the bearer with the privilage of a locker may be obtained at Leavitt & Peirce's and the H. A. A. Office. The privilege of using the tank will extend only until March 1. The tank will open to University members on the following hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 2.30 to 4; Thursday, 2.30 to 5; Friday 2.30 to 4; Saturday...
...spring the three dormitories will hold a competition, similar to the In- tercollegiate Glee Club Meet held in New York last spring, the winning club to be awarded a silver cup, which will be competed for annually. In this competition certain pieces will be sung by all of the dormitories, while the others will be selected by the three leaders. In awarding the cup, the judges will take into account the quality and technique of the singing, rather than the volume. The regularity of attendance at rehearsals will also be taken into account, the dormitory having the highest percentage receiving...
...thus sffording inexperienced men an excellent chance to obtain valuable practice in competition. A number of field even men will be entered in the I. C. A. A. A. A, relay championship meet in Madison Square Garden, New York. on March 6, in whbich the five highest men in certain field events will be scored as a team in the same manner as a cross-country team...
...plain, hard work. Moreover, no time is so propitious for such work as are the long, empty winter months. The whole paraphanalia of organized athletics is at the disposal of the candidate. He will receive careful and scientific training. In no other sport will he be assured of so certain a return for work done faithfully...