Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...playing of two members of this year's Freshman class is being watched with considerable interest, and it is believed that the two have the making of good University players. W. A. Flagg '19 won the College championship this season at Oakley, and he has been playing an excellent game all season. Neil Wainwright '19 is the other Freshman who has been showing up well...
...particularly designed to meet the needs of foreigners who desire practical training in the French language and literature. The courses will be given between July 20 and August 15. Lectures are on only five days of the week, allowing two consecutive days each week for excursions to points of interest. Throughout the session there are courses in grammar and composition...
...above suggestion is given us by Professor W. S. Thayer '85, who comes in contact with many medical men, widely distributed, and who tells us that especially within the past few years he hears more and more of the Medical School, and that all he hears shows keen interest and commendation...
...this connection we must mention the intelligent and enthusiastic services of Mr. Roger Pierce '04, business director of the Medical School, who has set the Dean free for work really belonging to him-and of which there is no lack-and brings a trained, business mind, quickened by interest in the work, to the manifold details of a large and complicated machine...
...therefore, seemed wise to continue our policy of encouraging students to look to the summer training camps for their physical drill and for their practical field training; but, in order to fit them for that experience, and to keep their interest active, we organized a course of military lectures, to be given by officers of the regular army, and prepared rifle ranges where students could have target practice. We are convinced that more can be done by leaving the military drill to the summer camp, and by emphasizing, within the university itself, the intellectual elements of a military education...