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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...year in college will be 1917-18 have all been received and were drawn by lot last night by R. Harte, first marshal of the Senior class. The assignment of rooms will be announced in tomorrow's issue of the CRIMSON. The results of the drawings became known too late last night to be printed before this number went to press...
...late years the number of students at the Law School has increased out of all proportion to its endowment and to the provisions for its teaching staff. "The 100th anniversary of the founding of the School, which falls in the current academic year, would seem an appropriate occasion for increasing the endowment, and providing new professorships...
...Boston Society of Natural History offers annually through the provisions of the will of the late William Johnson Walker, two prizes for the best memoirs written in English on the subject proposed by a committee of the Society. For the best memoir presented a prize of $60 will be awarded; if, however, the memoir is one of marked merit, the amount may be increased to $100 at the discretion of the committee. The writer of the next best paper will be awarded a prize not exceeding $50. Prizes will not be awarded, however, unless the memoirs presented are of adequate...
...Senior dormitory committee will hold an extra office hour this morning in Phillips Brooks House from 11 to 1 o'clock. The committee has decided upon this further hour in order to make up for the unavoidable delay due to the late printing of the applications. Postal cards have been sent to all members of the Class of 1918 requesting them to state whether or not they intend to live in the Yard next year. Juniors and all men whose last year in College will be 1917-18 should at once from groups of not more than...
...University has been the successful bidder among many institutions on a collection of minerals, regarded by scientists as one of the finest lots of specimens ever assembled by one man, representing the life-work of the late Elwood P. Hancock, of Burlington, N. J. Being a talented artist and cabinet carver by profession, he increased the attractiveness of the specimens by working out the natural crystals on the face...