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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Every Senior is requested to fill out the information blanks which he receives this morning, at once. There are three separate blanks,--the Class Lives sheet, the one for the Secretary's report, and the pledge card for the class fund. The Committee is anxious to get answers from every one affiliated with 1916 as soon as possible so that the work on the Album may not be delayed. But unless the class co-operates by filling out and returning the necessary blanks at once its work will be greatly hampered. W. BLANCHARD '16, Secretary. H. L. F. KREGER...
...just as if they were doing regular work outdoors. Heretofore the hammer throwers have not been able to practice till the regular spring track season opens in March. But with the curtain, which is something entirely new, the men will have an opportunity to develop the proper form and get a start before the outdoor work commences...
...play. A drizzling rain fell through the entire contest and as Washington had the faster squad it was figured that the Westerners would be more handicapped than Brown. But the muddy field proved a great obstacle to Pollard, the Brunonian halfback, who lost many yards through his failure to get a good start on end runs...
Those who feel that they are physically unfit for active drill should apply for positions in the quartermaster's staff. There are a number of positions involving the clerical work, necessary for the various companies that are fully as important as the officers. Also these men can still get the benefit of the lectures...
...entire country. A neutral institution, composed of Americans, it has won econiums from England, Germany, and France. A slight knowledge of French is necessary; expenses are paid. Any man who might wish to go can communicate directly with the Commission for Relief in Belgium, 71 Broadway; of May get further details from me. Address 462 Beacon street, Boston. I have recently returned from Belgium. GEORGE S. JACKSON...