Word: common
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Tuesday, October 1, the CRIMSON will hold a straw ballot on the question of the acceptance of the League of Nations. Polls will be open at the CRIMSON Building, Memorial Hall, the Union, and Standish Hall Common Room, from 9 until 6 o'clock. Ballot boxes will also be placed in Langdell Hall and the Business School...
...Mineral Lab. Music, all courses in Music Building.Philosophy A, B, 2, Emerson DPhilosophy 3, 4, 16, 23, Emerson APhilosophy 5, Emerson JPhilosophy 6a, 7, 24a, Div. Lib.Philosophy A7, Andover Bldg.Philosophy 8, Emerson HPhilosophy 9a, 11, Emerson FPhilosophy 12a, Emerson DPrescribed Physical Training for Freshmen, all sections meet in Common Rm., Smith Halls.Hygiene for Freshmen, all sections meet in New Lecture Hall.Physics B, C, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 1Physics 2a, 5, 6a, 16a, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 25Physics 3a, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 26Physics 4a, 4c, Gruft LaboratoryPhysics 8a, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 3Physics 10, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 22Physics 11, Jeff. Phys. Lab. 23Physics...
...Union has taken, as it rightly should, its place as the centre of University affairs. It is duplicating in immediate circles, the larger Harvard Clubs throughout the country, and will become the common interest of graduates, undergraduates, and members of the Faculty. It will be there that all its various members will meet to combine their efforts for the good of Harvard...
Colonel R. F. C. Goetz, head of the department of military science at the University, outlined briefly the advantages of the military courses offered here to about one hundred Freshmen gathered in Smith Halls Common Room yesterday evening. Colonel Goetz emphasized the fact that the military course is to be similar to any course in the University, in that there will be no uniforms nor drill for those taking it. It will also count full credit towards the degree of A.B. or S.B. In both these respects, it differs from the former R. O. T. C. here...
...will be drawn into them in college and will be able to enjoy them and profit by them throughout life. The spectacle of clever and talented men needlessly stricken with physical disability in the prime of life, so that all their wit and ability must wither, is only too common; it is such useless waste of talent that the University would try to avoid by showing its students how to take care of themselves...