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Percival S. Howe '17 was appointed temporary assistant graduate treasurer of the Athletic Association to work under Mr. Moore. Howe was manager of the University crew in 1917, and has just been discharged, from the artillery of the United States Army, where he served as the captain. He will be the graduate in charge of the trip of the University Crews to New London this June...
...proposal as to the citizen army is strangely reminiscent of Mr. Bryan. Physical training in schools and colleges is essentially desirable but it is not obvious just how it will make every citizen ready to become a soldier at a moment's notice, especially when French, British and American army experts fix six months as the minimum training for recruits Rating an any after an emergency is much like organizing a fire department after the outbreak of a conflagration...
Three University graduates are connected with "The Review," the new conservative weekly journal of political and general discussion which will be published in New York early this month. Harold de W. Fuller '98, A. M. '00, Ph.D., '07 formerly editor of the Nation, will be one of the editors. Mr. Fuller was a travelling fellow of the University and spend six years as a member of the English Department here before being engaged in editorial work in New York. Rodman Gilder '99 is business manager, and Donald Moffat '16 an editor of the new publication...
...another Mr. Moore has shown that in athletics there is no need for further prohibitions. Sufficient checks already are at hand in the Athletic Committee and the Student Council. No undergraduate Lysander will arise. The "New Haven Plan" finds no application here...
John Harvard, almost three hundred years ago, made it possible to found education in America. Today, someone is needed to found an education in international understanding. The spirit of Mr. Choate's work can be perpetuated in no better manner than by bringing together, in any way possible the students of new Cambridge and old Cambridge...