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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...memberships are to be given, however, for the benefit of needy men. It should be distinctly understood that the power to make this change rests entirely with the corporation. The committee has reason to believe, nevertheless, that if the classes, by a vote, should indicate that they desired this done, the corporation would consider the measure favorably...
Coach Haines directed the crew practice yesterday afternoon and no changes of importance were made. The running after practice was discontinued because of the snow, and work was done only on the machines and in the tank. There are now nine University crews in training and eleven Freshman crews. This is the record number of Freshman boats for the University, and since there is a great deal of valuable material in the class, 1919 ought to produce some able crews this spring...
Only one more day remains in which Seniors may make appointments at Notman's for pictures to appear in the Class Album. This should be done at once, as tomorrow is positively the last day on which it may be done. Men are also reminded that they must notify Notman as to which proof they wish made up. In addition to this it is necessary that all class "lives" be mailed to P. O. Box X, Cambridge, Mass, by tomorrow...
Professor Queseda knows economic conditions in South America extremely well, as he has travelled widely, and done a great deal of original investigation. He is especially interested in the historical and sociological side of Economics...
...University and Freshman crews started another lap on the 1916 practice yesterday. Work was done on the machines and in the tank by University A and B and the first two Freshman crews under Coach Haines, while the other crews rowed on the machines only. E. W. Soucy '16 returned to practice and took his place at 3 in University B. There were no other changes in the upper boats, although among the lower Freshman crews many shifts were made...