Word: founds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee has found that several men who are not members of the Union have forgotten to send the extra fee of one dollar. These omissions appear to be due to carelessness or misunderstanding, and those which have come in so far will therefore be accepted...
...blaze worked up, not spreading until it reached the top floor. The south-western corner of the building was untouched. The fire was discovered by Arthur Badger, of Quincy, who was visiting there. The damage is estimated at approximately $6,000. It was found necessary to cut away part of the walls and ceilings of the lower floors to get at the sections where the fire travelled up to the attic...
...Junior Dance which will be held in the Union on Monday evening, February 19, are due today. A check for the specified amount should accompany each application. The price of admission is four dollars for each man and an additional two dollars for each lady. It was found necessary to raise the tickets to this amount because of the increase in expenses. The blanks which have been sent out to all class officers and members of last year's 1917 dance committee are also due today...
...afternoon, in which the Crimson players came off with a 4 to 2 advantage. There was a let down in rigid discipline during the last ten minutes, when Abbott, in full goal regalia, starred in the forward line. The scrimmage ended when Abbott and Wendell collided, and the latter found himself minus a front tooth. Both teams set a fast pace at the start of the scrimmage, although the University seven did not look quite as good as they did against the substitutes the day before. Percy was given a day off, Condon taking his place and scoring the team...
...correspondent of the CRIMSON, on the morning of the military training ballot, found cause for complaint in the fact that there had been no previous discussion of the question. We regret no less than he that, due to the suddenness with which the issue was presented, such discussion was impossible. There were only four days between the receipt of the first dispatch from Washington and the date set for the testimony of the delegates sent by the various colleges. Obviously, then, there was no time for wide debating on the subject. The CRIMSON'S stand was determined at a meeting...