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...February 2, on the board track on Holmes Field. The men making the best time at these trials will be chosen. All men who intend to compete in these trials are requested to sign, at once, in a blue-book, which has been placed on the desk in the janitor's room in the Gymnasium. Only fifty-three men have as yet signed, in this book, of whom ten are Seniors, eleven are Juniors, eighteen are Sophomores and fourteen are Freshmen...
...Mechanics Hall, Boston, on Saturday evening, February 13, will be held next Monday or Tuesday afternoon on the board track. All men who intend to compete in these trials are requested to sign, at once, in a blue-book, which has been placed on the desk in the janitor's room in the Gymnasium. Only forty-eight men have as yet signed in this book, of whom eight are Seniors, ten are Juniors, eighteen are Sophomores and twelve Freshmen...
...intend to try for their class relay teams are requested, instead of handing in their names to Mr. Graham, to sign, at once, in a blue-book which has been placed on the desk in the janitor's room in the Gymnasium. Hereafter, the track men will find any track notices, which it may be necessary to post, on a new bulletin board to be put up today in the janitor's office. This new bulletin will also be used for other official athletic notices...
...meeting of the Social Service Committee last evening arrangements were made whereby old clothing, as well as old books and magazines, can be left with the janitor at Phillips Brooks House. Such clothing and books will be sent to Tuskegee and Hampton Institutes or be distributed through the various charitable agencies of Cambridge and Boston...
...Social Service Committee will hold its regular May clothing collection today. The dormitories will be canvassed between the hours of 2 and 3 and 7 and 8 o'clock. Men expecting to be away at these hours are asked to deliver to the janitor of their building what they intend to give. Any wearable clothing will be acceptable; shoes should be tied in pairs. Books and magazines also are greatly desired. The clothing will be distributed among the poor of Boston and vicinity by responsible charitable agencies, and the books and magazines will be sent to social settlements, missions...