Word: monday
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...military band turned in all its equipment Monday. Thus there is no longer any University band but there is a chance of forming a band of civilian students after the S. A. T. C. is demobilized and normal conditions return. Many of the bandsmen will remain in College after leaving the S. A. T. C. The men who have been playing in the band will not, however, be discharged until the other units of the army corps are broken up. They will be transferred back to their companies. If occasion requires, during, the next to weeks, a band may easily...
...annual talk to Freshmen Monday evening at Phillips Brooks House, Doctor Albert Parker Fitch '00 emphasized the necessity of keeping intact the ideals for which the soldiers of the Allies have fought and died. He said that the responsibility for "carrying on" rested upon the few men who are left in College, especially upon Freshmen...
...spontaneous reception which this proposal met at the hands of the University met at the hands of the University men is shown by the fact that in the course of about two hours time on Monday afternoon, eighty men out of eighty-five approached, signed the paper. Among these are men of the S. A. T. C., the Naval Unit, three Chinese, and representatives from India, Armenia, and the Phillipines. Three of the men who did not sign desired to consider the matter further before signing; one was not sufficiently familiar with the subject to justify his signature...
Secretary Daniels unexpectedly made his second visit to the Yale Naval Unit a week ago Monday; his first visit to New Haven was made last spring specially to inspect the naval training being conducted at the university; his second visit last week, was made incidental to a visit to New Haven for other purposes...
...first regular private performance of the 47 Workshop will be given at Agassiz House; Radcliffe, tonight at 8 o'clock. The second regular performance is to be next Monday. The two plays are "The Middle Window" and "Rise Up, Jennie Smith,", by Eugene Pillot, in one act. These performances are open only to regular members of the Workshop audience, who are expected to write a criticism...