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Fifty second-year members of the Law School have formed a society which is to be known as "The Old Baily." The name, suggested by one of the members, is taken from one of the old English Law Courts. The club is an entirely new departure at the Law School, quite different from the well-known first-year Law Clubs. Its purpose is to give Law School men coming from different parts of the country a chance to meet together socially. In spite of its recent organization the club has leased a house, and the dining rooms, accommodating fifty...
...nominations for class officers shall be made by petition, each petition to be signed by thirty-five members of the class. Such petitions shall be delivered to the secretary-treasurer of the class not later than Thursday, October 14. The secretary-treasurer of the class shall publish the name of each nominee within twenty-four hours after receiving the petition nominating him. In the Sophomore and Junior years the class officers shall make nominations for officers provided no petitions for these offices are received. These nominations shall be made not later than Friday, October...
...nominations for class officers shall be made by petition, each petition to be signed by thirty-five members of the class. Such petitions shall be delivered to the secretary-treasurer of the class not later than Thursday, October 14. The secretary-treasurer of the class shall publish the name of each nominee within twenty-four hours after receiving the petition nominating him. In the Sophomore and Junior years the class officers shall make nominations for officers provided no petitions for those offices are received. These nominations shall be made not later than Friday, October...
...name of William Cowper Boyden, Jr., '16, of Winnetka, Ill., was omitted from the list of nominations for the Student Council published in yesterday's CRIMSON...
...next Monday or Tuesday to 30 players, the remaining men being divided up into separate teams. At the same time blue-books will be placed in Leavitt & Peirce's and every man in College, whatever his weight, who has ever played football at all, should sign his name there. Men can form their own teams, elect their own captains, use their own style of play, and be independent organizations. Men signing individually will be divided up into teams by Coach R. F. Guild '06, who originated the system, and who will personally direct the series...