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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Busy men from outside the class have consented to be present and express their views on the question to be discussed. The class owes it to these men to make the smoker a success. It is essential, moreover, to a continuation of the spirit of unity that has held 1914 together for the past two and a half years that the class attend this important smoker to a man. CHAIRMAN 1914 ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE...
...election, 95 per cent of the class resident in Cambridge cast their ballots and the men elected were the choice of a large number of the class. In order to obtain the same satisfactory results today, it is the duty of every Senior to go to the polls and express his choice of candidates. An unusually large number of men have been nominated by petition for two of the committees, and if a small vote is cast, it is likely to result that a candidate is elected only by a small proportion of the class and so is not representative...
...probably by the hand of Matahei, a great master of the early seventeenth century, which are lent by Dr. D. W. Ross '75. The great religious paintings of the world, whether of the East or of Europe, have more real vitality than any other class of paintings, for they express the deepest and highest ideals of great nations in great periods. The fact that the manner and technique of these masters is not realistic in our sense of the word makes their work more imaginative and more suggestive of the unseen. The Christian religion and the Buddhist both arose...
...evening is particularly important because of the nature and weight of the question to be threashed out. Plans for a new gymnasium have been agitated and proposed for years, but have remained nothing more than idle dreams. At the meeting this evening the opportunity is offered for undergraduates to express their views on the subject and to advance whatever solutions of the problem they may have worked out. This undergraduate opinion is exactly the thing needed. What is said this evening in the Union will bring to the attention of the University authorities just what the undergraduates feel...
Tomorrow morning the regular trains leave at: 6.40, arriving 11.48; 9.00, Colonial Express, arriving 12.45; 10.00, parlor cars only, special ticket required, arriving...