Word: months
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...students who are with the troops on the Mexican border. The preliminary total, as of October 1, shows an increase of three over the figures for the same date a year ago. With the return of the troops from the border and the normal increase in enrolment this month, the final total will surpass the 1915 record of eleven hundred students...
...cost of cleaning the library amounts to something over $500 a month, but the effectiveness of the cleaning depends in part on the co-operation in little ways of all who frequent the building. Such co-operation we must count upon if we are to maintain our buildings in anything like its present freshness and beauty. WILLIAM C. LANE '81. Librarian...
...Quimby '18, who rowed number 7 on the record-breaking crew at New London last June, is steadily recovering from the attack of infantile paralysis which he sustained last month. The feeling is gradually returning to his legs, and it is expected that he will be around on crutches soon. He will not return to College this fall, but if his present improvement continues he will probably be back after mid-years...
...Executive Committee of the Young Republicans of Boston, will address the meeting. The program as it will be outlined includes a number of events worthy of note. Perhaps the most important of these is a mass meeting to be held at the Union toward the end of the month. Several prominent men will speak. A delegation of University Republicans will also march in a parade to be given at a later time by the "Young Republicans of Boston...
...queer brown, green and black futurist style to avoid detection. Even white horses had to succumb to the brush of this futurist artist. Aeroplane hangars went up with astounding rapidity and French machines multiplied just as rapidly. The French control of the air during the last and vital month of preparation was one of the outstanding features of the whole thing. French planes hovered over the supply trains and bases, French planes swept across the lines into the enemy's territory, but not one German plane was visible during the month of June. It was due to their airmen that...