Word: generally
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...next week on December 29 30 and 31. There will be three executive sessions, a reception by the New York alumni chapter at the Equal Franchise Society, and a dinner on December 30 at Tuxedo Hall, 637 Madison avenue. The diners will be addressed by several prominent speakers the general subject being "How can Permanent Peace De Assured?" The University Socialist Club will be represented by several members. Tickets may be obtained by members of the University at $1 each upon application to the Intercollegiate Socialist Society, Room 926, 41 Union square W. New York...
...General Educational Board, founded by John D. Rockefeller to promote education within the United States "without distinction of race, sex, or creed," has recently issued a report showing how the funds, aggregating nearly $40,000,000, have been used in the accomplishment of this purpose...
...seems too bad that when so distinguished a visitor as M. Brieux comes to the University, that the only reception given him is closed to all but the members of two clubs. A general public reception would be a better way of welcoming and honoring...
...given by the Faculty of Medicine immediately after the Christmas recess ought to appeal to a large number of the undergraduates. The men in charge of the various lectures are considered authorities in their respective fields, and the subjects under consideration are of wide enough variety to make a general appeal. Many men whose knowledge of the Medical School has been limited to the name, will have a splendid opportunity to acquaint themselves with one of the University's most important graduate schools. The lectures should have special interest for those undergraduates who anticipate medicine as a profession...
...University may be proud of the advances which have been made within the last few years in every branch of athletics. It must, however, be admitted that one major sport has not made proportionate progress when considered in relation to the general development. In this field there is by no means the same individual distinction nor collective recognition, as one finds in other branches of athletics. Track arouses no such excitement as is occasioned by all the other major sports. But the fact remains that track is a major sport, and as such, counts heavily in the general athletic average...