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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Jubilee, for the remainder of the year. Dr. A. T. Davison '06, who has had general charge of the Freshman singing, has deemed such a move advisable, but as 1920 has shown more interest in singing than any previous class, it is probable that with the resumption of normal College activities future classes will carry on the work so well begun...
Compulsion intelligently applied in a good cause is a blessing. For example, a youth of 19, with a normal desire to perform his duties as a citizen, finds the incentive toward service in the regular military establishment or in the militia somewhat weaker than the incentive to take his ease, avoiding all discipline. The country's need that he shall know how to defend it is not brought to his attention. If, however, there were a law requiring his service with the colors for a given time at a particular period of his life, he would perform the service...
...again in the universal talk about armament for war to remember that the whole world is not forever doomed to fighting. War is a preparation for peace; we must bear in mind even now that our goal is a more enduring peace, and plan for the resumption of our normal lives when the abnormal tension has been relieved...
...first two University shells which the second won by a quarter-length, although it rowed a slightly lower stroke. By the return of D. L. Moody '18, who had been out with an attack of the measles, and of A. Coolidge '17, the first boat took on a more normal appearance than it has shown during the confusion of the last three of four days. F. B. Whitman '19 and R. R. Brown '17 were shifted to their old positions at 2 and 6; Coolidge took his former position at 7, and Captain H. B. Cabot '17 was moved forward...
...time that the finances of the Library should be established on a firm business basis. Through endowment sufficient funds could be insured to cover the normal annual expenses, leaving the gifts as funds for additional expansion and experimentation. The Library is too important an institution in the University to remain dependent upon the charity of its friends...