Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the purpose of training college men for service in the foreign banking and trade of the United States, particularly in connection with the countries of South America, the National City Bank of New York has organized a group of foreign service training classes. In order to give opportunities to those men most suited for this service the Bank has made arrangements with 16 colleges and universities throughout the country, including the University, from which qualified and interested men are to be chosen. Those men only are wanted who are seriously contemplating taking up their life work in foreign banking...
...Brown, in his interesting article "Is there a Harvard Slouch" proves, we suppose, to the immense satisfaction of the narrow-minded anti-Harvard group that such a thing indeed exists! Quite astonishing, but the figures are there. Perhaps, however, the R. O. T. C. will help the situation...
...serious attempt is being made by a group of optimistic seniors at Yale to place the students of that institution on a bone-dry basis. There are many who doubt very much whether the attempt will succeed in the near future, but those who doubt admit that bone-dryness is sure to come within a few years...
...squad of candidates is now divided into two sections. Between 3.45 and 4.15 daily, when one division has finished practice and the other group is about to begin, a half hour's drill will be held...
Several members from the squad of embryonic officers will probably lead the daily drill of the baseball players. This qualified group contains many of Columbia's prominent athletes. Included in it are Captain R. R. O'Laughlin, of the university crew, James Cleveland, water polo captain and football veteran, and R. W. Lahey, of the crew...