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Fall practice for the University and Freshman lacrosse teams will begin on Soldiers Field Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All men in the University who have played lacrosse and any men who would like to learn the game, especially 1909 men are urged to come out. The practice will last three weeks, and will end with a game between a picked team from the squad and a team of graduates. If enough men report, a series of class games will also be arranged. Separate squads will be formed for Freshmen and upper classmen. R. J. Hardy, a member...
...Election of Juniors shall be conducted as follows: The recording secretary shall procure from the College authorities a list of the 12 members of the Junior class who, in the work of the first two years of their College course shall have the highest rank on a plan like that at present used by the authorities for awarding degrees with distinction; and if any other members of the class have the same rank as the twelfth person on such list, their names shall be added thereto. From this list 8 persons shall be chosen by ballot...
Each year a series of lectures by well known men on timely subjects is arranged, and entertainments are given at frequent intervals. Last year a number of lectures on the professions were given, and jiu-jitsu exhibitions, Keith's vaudeville and other entertainments of like character were provided. Last year also, a series of "pop-concerts" were held in the Living Room. Innovations of the year were the very successful Junior dance held in March, and the Spread and dance on Class...
...opinion that there are many inherent obstacles to the right sort of intercourse which are capable of eradication. I remember how we set going Freshmen receptions some years ago, and how we welcomed Mr. Higginson's gift of the Union as tending to remove these obstacles. These things like the special efforts now being made for frequent smokers and other large informal gatherings are evidences of the general feeling that has existed for a long time, and are worthy attempts. But they do not go to the root of the difficulty, and it is the conviction that they...
...education of the human race; but what a step is taken towards sanity and self-control and peace of mind when one looks, upon the world as the scene of spiritual intention and desire, which give to its perplexing incidents their unity and worth. The religious life is like those Egyptian temples which in their outer courts looked through great free vistas to the fertile fields and the deep blue sky; but as the worshipers sought the central shrine, door after door swung open until at last the single life bowed in the central sanctuary where it found...