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...appointed a committee to investigate and report on the advisability of submitting to the vote of the classes in college a plan of compulsory membership in the Union. The committee has reason to believe that in the event of a satisfactory vote from the classes, the corporation would look with favor upon the plan. The difficulty of the situation arises from the fact that the Union is now supported by voluntary membership, but is used to a greater or less extent by everyone. In short, its support is that of a private club, while it is put to public...
...meeting of the Senior Entertainment Committee held yesterday, the following men were assigned departments: Chairman and treasurer, W. C. Boyden, Jr. '16; publicity agent, R. S. Sturgis '16; in charge of securing caterer, S. B. McKinley '16; music, H. Amory '16; and the following men to look after the entertainments: W. F. Enwright '16, chairman; W. J. Falvey '16, and W. H. Roope '16. S. B. McKinley '16 takes the place of H. Foreman '16 on the committee...
...enlargement and reorganization of the business staff to meet the demands of the new quarters. Changes have minimized the individual work of each candidate, and each is closely supervised by the business manager. Closer co-operation has now come into play and the manager has been made free to look after the candidates alone. Many accounts are assigned and the work so systematized that there will be almost no clerical work, the chief duty of candidates being to solicit advertisements. The elected business editor will become assistant business manager in his Junior year and will then compete with the other...
Baseball practice starts today when the battery men for the University team report to Coach Mitchell in the Baseball Cage at 2 o'clock. Coach Mitchell has issued a general call for candidates this spring because he wishes to look over all the available material himself, consequently anyone is eligible to report for the team, whether he took part in the fall practice or not. E. W. Mahan '16 and W. Whitney '16 who won Yale games last year, W. J. Boles '18, W. C. Hitchcock '18, and W. G. Garritt '17 are all available this year for the pitching...
...said President Lowell, "but it has been insurance against everything except war. And war is the greatest disaster that could happen to any country if it is unprepared. Every man here must prepare himself to be an officer, for officers are needed most by the government now. You must look upon this Regiment as the first step in the training of officers; you must take military courses, and, above all, go to the summer camp, if you would be adequately prepared...