Word: coverly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Gymnasium Number of the Illustrated Magazine, conspicuous for its flaring cover, is praiseworthy in many ways, but hardly exiting...
...committee desires if possible to raise $1000 or $1500. In fact, in order to carry through the present plans $1000 at least is necessary. Should there be raised by any chance more than the amount sufficient to cover expenses, it has been suggested that the surplus be used as the nucleus for a Hollis Hall Scholarship Fund. Or, should this prove inadvisable, the money could be turned over to the Harvard Memorial Society or to the Corporation...
...capacity of the hall allows. As these tickets have to be limited in number, it is hoped that no one will take a ticket unless he intends to use it. The Delta Upsilon is very generously giving the performance without charge to the Union other than sufficient to cover actual expenses. The Governing Board desires to take this opportunity to express its appreciation of the Delta Upsilon's generosity, and at the same time announce that the tickets are free to members of the Union...
...regard to the proposed merger of the Advocate, Illustrated, and Monthly, the committee was of the opinion that the Illustrated has a distinct field to cover in undergraduae journalism and should not be included in such a merger. The committee, however, favors the merging of the Advocate and Monthly, but feels that no such merger will be successful until the undergraduate and graduate members of the two papers are thoroughly in sympathy with the proposition...
...reduction of force. In England, one can not but be impressed by the repaid building of Dreadnoughts and the growth of the idea of the Imperial defence. In Germany, there is an even more inconsistent naval development, shown by bills passed providing for a single naval policy which shall cover a term of years. Thus in 1914 England will have 22 Dreadnoughts and Germany 16, but in 1920 Germany will have 41. In 1914 the United States will only have 12 Dreadnoughts. Even Austria has provided for 16 of the vessels...