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...work on the Pierian Sodality will be an excellent opportunity for Freshmen to get into the social life of the College and to meet upper classmen. In addition, they will come in contact with the Music Department and reap the benefit of association with musicians of note and of working under a conductor who has acquired experience here and abroad as a follower of Dr. Karl Muck, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra...
...Winsor '11 and James J. Minot '13, both of the 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...
Below are the registration figures of the University as they were reported Wednesday, the third day of registration, as compared with the figures of the third day's registration in 1915-16. These are not final as men are allowed to register until today, but it is interesting to note the increase in this year's registration over that of last year's, particularly in view of the increase in tuition which went into effect this autumn. A total gain of 157 in all departments is shown. 1916 1915 COLLEGE:- Seniors 399 396 Juniors 608 552 Sophomores 633 664 Freshmen...
...interesting to note that the Ford Peace Expedition was not successful in gathering all of the "cranks"; for by the appearance in the CRIMSON on Monday morning of a communication concerning "The Political Fame of Henry Ford," it was readily seen that one of the "unbalanced" had been left behind...
Chicago, Ill., June 8.--The spirit of compromise was the key-note of the Convention session this afternoon, and the feature of the official activities was the appointment by Chairman Harding of a committee of five to confer with a similar committee of Progressives for the direct purpose of finding some common grounds for action. Vital importance was attached to this appointment by the delegates...