Word: come
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...permanent use of the Arena for practice has been secured on Monday and Friday afternoons at 5 o'clock, and if the circumstances warrant it, the informals will play on these days until the closing of the Arena in March. The outside games will probably come on some other day. Although none have been arranged definitely, negotiations are under way with several service teams...
...first time we were at the Gaiety seeing our first real show in months, since last winter. The Boche had been coming regularly the last three or four nights, and so everyone took it for granted that they would come this evening at about 9.15, because the Boche do everything by time table, which once established is seldom changed. The same is true at the front. If they start sending a shell in at a certain place at, say a two-minute interval, you can be perfectly sure that they will come regularly as clockwork. And once the interval...
...afternoon a week, instead of drilling one hour a day for three days. Cadets will be transported to and from the Armory in special cars which will leave Eliot street, near Persis Smith Hall, at 3.40 o'clock on drill afternoons. The first battalion's drill will come on Monday, the third on Tuesday and the second on Wednesday. Men who have conflicts with other college appointments will report for drill to either of the other two battalions. The special Military Science 2 drill will come at the regular hour on Thursday...
...labor in the great war than the message from the law students of the University of Buenos Aires published in this morning's CRIMSON. It was not so long ago that we Americans felt it would be difficult for South America and the United States ever to come into close harmony. National and temperamental differences seemed so strong that a unity of purpose on the Western Hemisphere was looked upon as a distant dream. Such differences, however, melt away when a question of duty to do the right clearly presents itself. As a poet has said, border, breed or birth...
...today that the special mid-year examinations will be held from December 18 to December 24, inclusive. The new military figures may return to their respective homes to take a much-needed rest before entering the third camp, and during that period of vacation no bugbear of tests to come will hang over them. The traditional antipathy of undergraduates toward the Office will certainly be effaced--temporarily, if not permanently. Benevolent rulers are now enthroned in University Hall, who minister to the needs of their subjects. The greatest of all needs was the force to push that examination schedule back...