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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting on Tuesday afternoon the Freshman cross-country squads from the individual dormitories elected their captains. The harriers from Smith selected J. G. Winchester, an Andover man, who won his letter in track at school last year. The Standish squad chose W. C. Bennett from Exeter. Benett won his "E" at school in the hurdles. From Gore Hall, M. A. Hay, also of exeter, was elected...
Premimus may be paid monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annual. For a man-20 years of age, these premiums amount to the following sums: Ordinary life, $13.58 per thousand per year; 20-payment life, $16.54 per thousand; 20-year endowment, $39.10; 30-year endowment, $24.33; endowment maturing at the age of 62, $17.01 per thousand per year...
...selection of the successful candidates from each state will be made by a committee constituted for that purpose. The choice is made on the basis of a man's record in college according to the four points outlined in the Rhodes will: (1) scholarship, (2) character, (3) interest in outdoor sports, (4) interest in one's fellow, and instincts for leadership. Of these qualifications the greatest emphasis is laid upon the first...
...University cross-country team will be elected today at a meeting of the first squad in the Locker Building at 3.30 o'clock. The usual custom of allowing only "H" men to vote will not be followed, owing to the disorganization caused by the war, so that every man on the first squad will be eligible to vote...
...need of aid, but if financial helps is to be given, why shouldn't it be given exclusively to the widows and other dependents of those who fell. For the men in hard circumstances no effort should be spared in securing suitable positions; the country needs every man at some productive post so that he may become a helpful member of the community. Work will do this; gifts will not. Let us temper generosity with good sense...