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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...course here takes about two months with decent weather. If you are good at it you can get through in six weeks with luck. Twenty-five flying hours are required; 50 landings; a 90-mile triangle, cross country, with two stops; several petits voyages' to neighboring hangars; an altitude test over 2000 meters for over an hour; it is the regular French 'brevet' course. We start in double control machines and after five or six flying hours are sent to solo work...
...State Forestry Association, will be in Sever 5 at 5.30 o'clock on Monday afternoon to explain the conditions under which the wood-cutting will be done during the Christmas holidays. Board and lodging will be given the men during the time of their work in addition to a good salary. The students will learn some lumbering...
...Flesh and Blood" is a four-act drama dealing with New England life and written by Miss Eleanor Hinkley, a special student in English 47, who also took part in "The Good Men Do," one of the three one-act plays presented by the Workshop this fall. Like all former productions of the Workshop, "Her Flesh and Blood" will be acted and managed entirely by members of English 47, under the direction of Professor G. P. Baker...
What seems of good promise in such a decision as this is not merely its wisdom as a war time measure, but also the responsiveness which it indicates even to a popular need that appears rather late in the day. Colleges have never been obtuse to such necessities, but of ten enough academic red tape has unhealthily restricted what should be the flexibility of collegiate administration, saving a proper measure of firmness and dignity. After all, an academy's calendar is not sacrosanct. Boston Transcript...
...have read with interest and approval your recent editorials on a good many of the more interesting and important features of the war, and I was beginning to think that the war was proving a maturing influence, that the war was making earnest, serious-minded men out of careless boys. But your editorial in yesterday morning's CRIMSON headed "Jerusalem" might have been written by the most light-headed Freshman that ever came to College, back in the ante-bellum days...