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...action of the undergraduate authorities of the Union in allowing all 1918 men to attend the Junior Dance, whether they are members of the Union or not, is a praiseworthy step in the right direction. Originally intended to be a club for all, the Union is now a club only by the mandates of its constitution. At present it is the only place in the University which undergraduates may have for themselves. Here they may hear lecturers, whom the University authorities do not wish to have speak in one of the college buildings and hence, in a sense, under...
...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...
...both of which were in the last Yale game. This season he has not been called upon to make a very great number of stops; he has 32 to his credit in the games thus far played, and one goal has been scored against him, by the Boston Hockey Club...
Dartmouth's winter carnival, according to the program made public by the Outing Club, will surpass any event of its kind ever attempted before. Invitations have been sent to 160 colleges to take part in the outdoor events from February 8 to 10. A dance on Thursday night, February 8, is scheduled to open the list of events, and will be followed by the production of "A Full House" by the Dramatic Association. Friday's activities will begin with a hockey game between Dartmouth and Bishops College of Canada. From the rink the crowd will proceed to the golf links...
...Hasty Pudding Club has chosen for its annual musical comedy this year "Barnum Was Right," written by Robert Emmet Sherwood '18, of New York City. The music was written by Samuel Power Sears '18, of Quincy. There were six manuscripts submitted in the competition, which was judged by a committee composed of J. S. Seabury and A. H. Parker...