Word: leaded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Ingalls prepared at St. Paul's School, where he played for two years on the team. He captained his victorious fresh man seven, and after serving abroad with the air forces, he returned to lead the Blue team this winter...
...earnest sacrifice and that now the two countries must stand together. The British would be amazed if we did not follow them up. Britain has not always been able to find her ideal leader but at this time she has found salvation in the man who is qualified to lead, more by circumstances than by the devotion of the intellectual classes. And to this choice the British expect to find a parallel in America's future conduct, for the circumstances are no less urgent and the end is far greater...
...League of Nations Society is being reorganized to form a discussion group for the purpose of considering the recently formulated League Covenant. Dr. G. G. Wilson, Professor of International Law at the University, will lead the first meeting of the group on March 19, at a place to be announced later. Professor A. B. Hart '80 will conduct the discussion at the second meeting which is to be held soon after the spring vacation. Twenty members of the University have thus far signified their intention of becoming regular attendants at the discussions. Any others who wish to join the group...
Dean Mayo will speak, and H. H. Faxon '21 will announce the recipient of the 1921 scholarship at the first meeting of the Class of 1922 in Gore Hall Common Room at 7 o'clock this evening. H. F. Colt, president of the class will lead a discussion of the plans for class activities this year. W. D. Howe, recently appointed editor-in-chief of the Red Book is to give an outline of the competition for the forty positions on the business, editorial, cut, photograph and art departments. This competition will start immediately after the meeting and is open...
Perhaps the most pertinent result of the appearance of the new magazine will be its effect on the Advocate. If its succeeding issues fulfill the promise of the first the older paper will find itself in competition with an energetic rival. This should lead to a renascent enthusiasm and activity on the part of the Advocate of which it is now in great need. There is room in the University for two good magazines. There is not room for a swan and a lame duck...