Word: files
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Reading Room offers newspapers from the cities from which Brown students come, and a complete file of the leading magazines and periodicals. The Trophy Room contains various athletic trophies won by Brown men, and there is also a comfortably furnished Lounging and Smoking Room. The Union Dining Room accommodates a large proportion of the students and a Lunch Room is kept open during the day. The various college papers are published in the building, including "The Brown Herald," "The Brunonian," and "The Liber Bruensis...
...furnishing good food at moderate prices. There are, however, no ladies' restaurants nor rooms where private dinners may be served. The libraries contain a variety of books and are located in rooms easily accessible to the reading rooms where a large number of magazines and newspapers are kept on file. Writing rooms are provided in Byers Hall, and billiard rooms are found in both buildings. No university organizations have their offices in either of these institutions, but rooms are available for any bodies desiring to use them, although they have been closed to musical clubs. In Byers Hall there...
With College sports in full swing, one might suppose that the athletic sphere of the student was full. Nevertheless, the University is apparently making a whole-hearted contribution to the "dopesters" of the World Series. Everybody has seized upon the seductive topic of the day, and the rank and file have massed themselves with the sophisticated veterans of baseball, all bent on solving a question of fine deliberation...
...must hand in a list of three full courses to be taken during the next academic year to the Recorder in University 4 or to the Secretary of the Committee on the Choice of Electives by 5 o'clock this afternoon. Any student failing to file his choice of courses before this time is in danger of being placed on probation...
...desirability of international peace we readily admit, but in the present stage of civilization it is a remote possibility. The probability of internal strife alone makes imperative the maintenance of a large army and navy. The need of men of education and superior intelligence in the rank and file of the army and navy we have explained and emphasized before. But the most important feature of the proposed reserve is the opportunity which it offers to college men for naval and military training and experience. The association of college men with regulars in the service is designed to bring about...