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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...baseball, football, and crew prior to 1905 are mentioned in Who's Who. and that this is slightly higher than the number of Phi Beta Kappa members so recorded for the same period. The author modestly admits that this does not prove very much. It certainly lacks a good deal of proving that athletes generally succeed better than scholars. Presumably the captains represent the very pick of all the teams. If all members of University teams and crews were compared with all Phi Beta Kappa men. it would give a fairer test...
...committee in charge of this celebration is to be congratulated for the way in which the affair was planned and executed. Such a celebration required a great deal of thought and preparation, and its success constitutes the reward for the committee's labors. Furthermore, the spirit of co-operation and friendship that was evidenced between graduates and undergraduates on this occasion may well serve as a precedent for future celebrations of similar nature...
...that the time for the first applications for Class Day tickets at low rates expires on Saturday, after which time prices are raised. Men are requested to attach stamps to their enclosed envelopes, and to conform to the various other regulations, as it will save the committee a great deal of trouble. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...given a four year's course embracing instruction and actual experience in every branch of the operating department of the Harriman lines, with the idea of developing a small corps of broadly trained college men from which to draw for the subordinate official positions. His lecture today will deal with the policy of the Harriman lines in fostering a more friendly feeling on the part of the public and strengthening the co-operation and loyalty of employees. The lecture will be open to all members of the University...
...rules at Yale are extremely interesting. Whether it will be possible for the players, in the excitement of the game, to refrain from encouraging their pitcher, or for the coach to throw all the responsibility on the team the minute the playing begins, remains to be seen. A great deal depends on the character of the players. While much can be done by the players themselves to improve the ethics of baseball, it remains for the spectators to apply the rules of fair play to cheering. Properly organized cheering has great possibilities. But first, last, and all the time spectators...