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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting of the Debating Council in Upper Dane yesterday afternoon, the following committees were appointed: Committee on Interclass Debates, H. B. Goodfriend '14 and B. E. Carter '16. Committee for Freshman Debating Society, M. Suravitz 2L., F. F. Greenman 1L., and P. L. Sayre '16. Committee to look up the present standing of former University debaters and make out a report, H. Epstein '16 and A. N. Levin...
Acknowledgements of gymnasium contributions can be sent out more speedily if contributors give their present address. The committee has only your last year's address on the pledge slips and so has to look up changes. Replies are coming in rapidly, but there are still a few who have made no effort to fulfill their pledges. The committee urges these men to attend to the matter as soon as possible...
...football squad put in an afternoon learning new plays, based upon a formation which has not been used before by the squad this year. The drill was very thorough, concluding with an hour of dummy scrimmage in which an attempt was made to perfect the new formations. They look well in theory, but it is of course difficult to tell just how they will actually work until they are tried out in a game. The practice this afternoon will probably also be light, as is the custom the day before a game...
...Yard is divided into three parts: grass, buildings, and paths. The grass was planted to make the Yard look green and beautiful, the buildings were built to hold recitations and students; and the paths, or places where there is no grass, were made to connect all the buildings, so that students could go from building to building easily. Some students don't know these things. They think that the grass was planted to prevent sore feet from walking on the hard paths. And they don't know that it is a sign of mental weakness to change their minds when...
...class in the Union last evening, introducing as first speaker, Professor R. B. Merriman '96. Professor Merriman reminded the men of the great differences and conflicting personalities that must exist in a university as large and as cosmopolitan as Harvard and warned the 1917 men not to "shun or look askance at some one else because that someone else happens to be different from yourself and don't be deceived by momentary greatness for the race is a long one and those leading now may not be in sight at the finish." Without needless eccentricity, cultivate your own individuality...