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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting tonight E. H. Clark '96, Assistant Graduate Athletic Treasurer, will outline the general plans for the work to be done by the class, which will be under his supervision. The men will be divided into squads of 10 each, physical qualifications forming the basis for division, and each squad will meet in the Hemenway Gymnasium on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 4 to 5 o'clock...
...cost $350,000, with equipment to cost $150,000. The entire project calls for an ultimate endowment of from $2,000,000 to $5,000,000. In speaking of the plans, Dean Goetze said, "If this country would start at once building up its industries as Germany has done, it would be true preparedness. To aid this work on a national scale, Columbia has planned these research laboratories...
...making the award the chairman commented on the high character of the speaking done by both sides and expressed the opinion that the debate was the best interclass contest ever held. The one fault in the match was a tendency of both wings to avoid the point at issue, due to the faculty wording of the proposition, in which many loopholes were found. The affirmative stated that there were three possible courses open to the United States: either to continue the policy of exportation of arms and foodstuffs, or to place an embargo on such exportation, or to enter...
...Kittredge acknowledges his debt to the work of other Chaucerian scholars 'in both hemispheres,' but there is perhaps no book on Chaucer which owes so little to the labors of other men. It has the true originality of the scholar who has so thoroughly assimilated all that has been done before him as to make it in the best sense a part of himself. The chapters deal with The Man and his Times; The Book of the Duchess; The House of Fame; Troilus; and The Canterbury Tales...
...cancelling of the 1918 smoker because of the small percentage of Union members serves only to emphasize the unusual scarcity of class functions this year. Up to the present the Seniors and Sophomores have not held a single smoker, the Juniors have had but one, and the Freshmen have done nothing since the early fall receptions. This is a total of one smoker against five which were held by this time last year. The value of these gatherings is not to be denied. They may not be as intimate as the meetings of a closed club; they...