Word: generally
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...nineteen colleges and universities have been called in conference by the War Department preparatory to the establishment of systematic methods for training reserve officers of the United States Army in those institutions. They will meet at the Army War College in Washington Tuesday for discussion with the Army General Staff of military courses to be organized in colleges and universities. It will also be debated how the greatest benefic can be obtained from Plattsburg and other military camps...
Make-up examinations will continue in Harvard 6 today at 2 o'clock. A student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the time set for the examination will not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the Office in general charge of the examinations...
...Each of the captains of the four leading intercollegiate sports--rowing, football, baseball and track--and the representatives of the general sports, is to name annually a committee of five graduates to have charge of those sports during the year. The nominations for these committees must be acceptable to the Board of Control of the Association. The chairmen of these five committees, together with two faculty members from the college and sheff., annually chosen by those faculties and eight graduates or undergraduates at large, to be annually chosen by the corporation, are to form a Board of Control which shall...
...real plot, and we will not argue with them on this point. There is a plot, which is often in evidence, but it has been made elastic enough to introduce all sorts of nonsense so necessary to the T. B. M. This plot is eclipsed by the general production, for while the settings which represent Califoria as well as paint can, are not extraordinary; the costumers have undoubtedly been given carte-blanche, and the harmony of color which they have obtained is truly a miracle. The styles are much more suited to a warm climate than to Boston, but once...
...Coolidge '17, president of the Senior Class, will talk on the general subject of athletics; W. H. Meeker '17, managing editor of the CRIMSON, will discuss the Senior Advisor system and the opportunities for work offered by the various College publications, and D. M. Little, Jr., '18, secretary of the Union, will speak about the Union, its foundation and history, and the advantages to be gained by becoming one of its members...