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...Territorial Clubs of the University who are members of the Harvard Federation are to elect the Council for the coming year on March 21. In accordance with the constitution of the Federation the term of each members of the council ends in March. The officers of the Federation desire that the different clubs select a man interested in territorial club work who would attend the meetings of the council regularly. With a council of interested delegates the Federaton hops to accomplish its work more easily. The names of the delegates chosen should be sent in by each club as soon...
...Freshman Debating Society will hold a regular meeting in the Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 7.15 o'clock to elect a chairman for the debate with Brookline on March 19. The subject for the debate this evening is "Resolved, That the United States has a right to subsidize her coastwise marine by remitting tolls through the Panama Canal." After the regular meeting there will be trials for the team against Brookline...
...eighteen men who participated in the Yale game this fall will assemble in Captain Storer's room. Holoworthy 16, late this afternoon to elect the captain of next year's team. As is the custom, the captain will probably be chosen from among the eligible Juniors. Six 1915 men played in the recent Yale game and have been on the University squad for the past two seasons. These men are F. J. Bradlee, C. E. Brickley, H. R. Hardwick, M. J. Logan, S. B. Pennock, and W. H. Trumbull...
...Today we elect officers and committees that will have to do a large amount of work, both before Class Day and in the years to come. Consequently, we must elect men who will be best able and fitted to do the work. It is essential that all men in the class take this into consideration and elect those who will be most willing to devote their time to the interests of the class. R. T. P. STORER. Q. REYNOLDS. L. H. MILLS...
...labor involved in keeping track of the 700 or 800 men, graduates and non-graduates who constitute the rock over whom the modern class secretary serves as the shepherd, is very great. It usually happens that when Seniors elect their secretary they have little idea of his duties, or of the qualifications of a the man they select. Sometimes, the class secretaryship seems to be given as a consolation prize to a candidate who failed to get a marshalship. Occasionally, a popular athlete finds himself landed in a position which he accepts as a token of the good will...