Word: noone
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...annual exhibition of the Camera Club, which opens in Robinson Hall at noon Monday, will be the largest the Club has ever had. About 125 pictures have been entered. The club has decided to award three cups, instead of two, for the best individual exhibits. There will be honorable mentions for the five best single pictures. Mr. P. P. Sharpies '95, Mr. Harold Warren, and Professor C. H. Moore '89 will be the judges...
...concussion were at once carefully examined to exclude the possibility of middle meningeal hemorrhage and, during the earlier part of the season, were sent to their rooms or to their homes, with a companion, with strict orders that they were to be left alone at no time until noon of the following day. Later on in the season this method not seeming sufficient, the injured men were in every case compelled to go to the infirmary, where they remained over night. These precautions were taken to avoid the possibility of the occurrence of the middle meningeal hemorrhage with delayed symptoms...
Contrary to the announcement in Saturday's CRIMSON, Coach Reid did not see the West Point-Annapolis football game at Princeton on Saturday, owing to an unexpected detention at home. He left for Washington, however, at noon yesterday, going by way of New York. By invitation from President Roosevelt he will take luncheon at the White House at 1.30 o'clock today, and it is probable that at that time the football situation will be discussed. He will return this evening, arriving in Cambridge tomorrow morning...
...Nichols yesterday noon gave out the statement below in regard to Captain Hurley's injury, and last night reported that there had been no change in his condition. At present it is not known whether or not an operation will be necessary, but Hurley will be kept in the hospital for some time...
...become members of the University Debating Club at the meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Trophy Room of the Union. Men wishing to become members will be allowed five minute speeches from the floor, after the regular debate. Applications for trial should be sent before noon to J. S. Davis, Thayer 59. The question for debate is, "Resolved, That municipal ownership as outlined by the Hearst ticket would be for the best interests of New York...