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...football "H", subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee. In addition to the players, and "B" is given to the manager of the eleven. The men who won their "H" are: Stanley Burnham Occ., of Gloucester; Edward Lawrence Casey Occ., of Natick; Charles Arthur Clark, Jr., Occ., of Million; John Kenneth Desmond Occ., of Philadelphia, Pa.; Winslow Bent Felton Occ of Haverford, Pa.; Mitchell Gratwick '22, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Charles Frederick Havermeyer '21, of New York, N. Y.; Arnold Horween '20, of Chicago, Ill.; Ralph Horween Occ., of Chicago, Ill.; Wynant Davis Hubbard '22, of Milton; Richard Sears...
...public would be very great. Aviation would be thrust upon people in a new and pleasing light, tending to create a strong sentiment throughout the country for placing this industry on its proper footing. Since the government refuses to help aviation by its failure to pass the fifteen million dollar appropriation fund, all stimulus must come from private sources. And which of these latter are more suited for the task than the colleges...
...dastardly, it was, for the success of the I. W. W. movement, exceedingly unwise. In addition to horrifying the entire population of the country, it aroused the special enmity of the American Legion, under the banner of which the murdered men were marching. This latter body, numbering nearly four million men, represents, as it were, a cross-section of American society. In its ranks are enrolled members of all social and industrial classes. The I. W. W., in aiming its weapons against the Legion, is not only increasing the enmity of the so-called upper classes, but is also ruining...
...From the very beginning of history we have had to struggle against the German tyrant who would have crushed out education had it been possible. When Austria with 12,000,000 people had eight universities, we, with a population of eleven million, were allowed but one. Having attained our freedom, our first thought is to provide sufficient schools and universities to accommodate the coming generations...
...Fifteen million dollars is the goal set this year for the National Roll Call, which is to be gained through new memberships and renewals of old ones. This money is to be expended in helping remedy the terrible conditions existing in devastated countries in Europe and in helping to carry out the projected preparedness program against epidemics and disasters...