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...smoker will be held in the Quiet Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 7.30. All men in the University interested in aeronautics have been invited to attend. Captain T. T. Craven, Supervisor of the Naval Reserve Flying Corps and Director of Naval Aviation, has written a letter to the society concerning naval aviation activities which will be read. Major L. H. Drennan, air service officer attached to the Northeastern Department of the United States Army, will discuss the Army reorganization aviation activities. Major MacDill will speak, Cigarettes and refreshments will be served
...service officer attached to the Northeastern Department of the United States Army, will give an informal talk on the Army reorganization aviation activities, and Major MacDill, who is studying certain phases of military aeronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will speak. A communication from Captain T. T. Craven, Supervisor of the Naval Reserve Flying Corps and Director of Naval Aviation, concerning naval aviation activities will be read. The officers of the club will outline plans for the winter and spring. Refreshments will be served...
...Dean Craven Laycock of Dartmouth College has announced that Dartmouth will open as usual on September 20 with the customary schedule of courses and that voluntary military training will probably be continued during the college year. This course of action has been announced as a result of the statement by the faculty that all students under military age can best serve the country by continuing their college work in combination with a collegiate military course to prepare them for future service...
...Brown and Miss Chester, D. E. Currier and Miss La Croix, G. B. Kayser and Miss Jones, R. N. Nye (chairman) and Miss Downing, D. T. Thomson and Miss Craven, A. P. Winsor and Miss Holcomb...
...Magee, who seems so strong and generous; and only gradually she comes to suspect that the system he personifies is corrupt. Nor does she gain an easy victory over him; indeed, at the end of the play, she herself realizes that to overturn a power rooted in the craven nature of the people, is a work of incalculable slowness. Magee, too, is a complex character, in whom sincerity and trickery are mingled in a very natural manner. The story of the struggle between these two, quite apart from its political significance, is interesting. The third act is somewhat slow...