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...which has been arranged by the Phillips Brooks House Association to create an interest in the problems of the day among the members of the University. The next two talks will be on "Unitarianism," that on March 11 to be delivered by Louis C. Cornish A.M.'99, and the one on March 18 by President Eliot...
...since the autumn of 1913, and is now resigning in order to be able to devote more time to his biographical work. In connection with this work he is now engaged in compiling the biographies of all men from the University who has been killed in the war. As one of a small number of contributing editors, however, Mr. Howe will continue his connection with the Bulletin...
...teams were defeated Saturday in the Boston Y. M. C. A., the former losing to the Springfield Y. M. C. A., College by a score of 38-14, and the latter to the M. I. T. Freshmen 30-23. The University mermen were severely handicapped by the loss of one of their fastest swimmers--G. S. Worcester '20, who left College for service two years ago and is now considered ineligible by the College Office...
...Freshman meet was very close, the score favoring first one side and then the other. Victory was won by M. I. T. when Captain Biddell captured the 100-yard swim, the final event of the afternoon...
...prayers of worried communicators and the ponderous projects of editorial writers are vain; the Union has found a brief solution of her problems without them. For one night she is happy. This evening she puts aside the ignominious role of "Mem., Jr.," banishes the tribe of Hottentot maidens that serve her board, and receives in queenly state a fulfildged Junior Class...