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...fund will be expended under the supervision of a committee of twenty-six members. Among the members are President Lowell, Presidents Hibben of Princeton, Hadley of Yale, Schurman of Cornell, Denny of the University of Alabama, Drinker of Lehigh, and James of Illinois, Mayor Mitchel, Robert Bacon, William Marshall Bullitt, Philip A. Carroll, Grenville Clark, J. W. Farley, R. M. McElroy, George Wharton Pepper, William C. Proctor, and W. McM. Rutter. Among the representatives of the student camps on the committee are A. B. Roosevelt '17, A. H. Boardman of Yale, and G. H. Gaston, Jr., of Princeton...
...home of the Princeton Club of Philadelphia at the corner of Camac and Locust streets, in the heart of the new club section, was formally opened last Thursday. In the afternoon a reception was held, at which President and Mrs. Hibben of Princeton were the guests of honor. In the evening there was a smoker and house warming to which all Princeton men in Philadelphia were invited...
...effort to get the greatest representation possible at the summer military instruction camps next year, the advisory committee of University Presidents is sending a report of the work of these institutions to all universities and colleges in the United States. The committee is as follows: J. G. Hibben, Princeton (chairman); President Lowell; A. T. Hadley, Yale; E. W. Nichols, Virginia Military Institute; J. H. Kirkland, Vanderbilt; H. Garfield, Williams; H. S. Drinker, Lehigh (secretary). The report reads as follows...
...Alumni Bulletin points out. But the question of giving technical military instruction in American colleges is becoming insistent, and will soon have to be answered. University presidents throughout the country are in general conspicuous advocates of preparation for defense. President Lowell has consistently supported the movement; President Hibben of Princeton, in an article reprinted in the Illustrated, urges Princetonians to take advantage of the summer military camps; and President Hadley has gone so far as to suggest the advisability of military instruction at Yale...
...death of Stockton Wells '19, of Madison, N. J. Wells died from an attack of heart failure induced by participation in the annual election rush Wednesday afternoon. Action was taken in regard to the two remaining rushes of the season at a meeting Wednesday afternoon of President Hibben and Dean McClenahan with Senior Council and four class officers. The advisability of holding rushes in future years was recommended to the Senior Council for deliberation...