Word: expected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...next week at the boathouses. University candidates will come out on Wednesday at the Newell boathouse, while the 1924 aspirants should report at 4 o'clock Monday at the Weld boathouse. Coach William Haines and Captain L. B. MeCagg '22 will address them at that time. All men who expect to row this year, either in spring or fall, should attend these meetings...
Candidates for both the University and the 1924 crews will report for the first time this year early next week. It is important that all men who expect to row next spring attend the meetings, whether they expect to work out this fall...
...improbable there will be an increase of industrial distrubance, Labor, both orgainzed and unorganized, will fight to preserve its new wage scales. It will regard lace of continuity of employment as less of an evil than to work for less per day or hour. Men of business may expect to be harassed by new difficulties...
...part: "While our inventors are constantly learning new ways of controlling the forces of nature, while engineering in war and peace is astounding us with its vision and precision of execution, it is in the art of governing ourselves that we not only fall short of what we should expect in a free people of so great intelligence, but frequently present a sorry spectacle...
...open to all members of the University, especially Seniors. It takes place in the quadrangle in front of Brooks House at 5.30 P. M. June 22 and is usually attended by over 300 University students. It affords a splendid opportunity to all those members of the University who expect to be in Cambridge on Class Day and who have not yet decided where they are going to spread. Applications for tickets, which are $1.25 apiece, and engraved invitation for 10 cents apiece, may be made at Brooks House at any time during the day. It is advisable that applications...