Word: orderly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second of the cross-country walks organized by the Track and Field Club, will take place this afternoon over the Boston Technology cross-country course. This course has been especially selected in order that the men may become acquainted with the ground. Although the walk will be longer than that from Fresh Pond to Watertown, the pace will not be so fast. All who wish to take this walk should be in the Square at 2.45 o'clock...
...about three weeks of practice bumping races will be held on the river near the University boathouse for three days. In these races the crews will start in the order in which they finished last year. Afterwards three graded crews each from the Newell and Weld boat clubs will be formed and will practice for about ten days before they race in the Charles River basin. For these six graded crews only those men will be eligible who rowed with their dormitory eights. The winners will be awarded their club insignia...
...order to organize these crews, meetings will be held at 7.30 o'clock this evening in the various dormitories as designated below: Randolph--Breakfast Room; Weld--17; Matthews--33; Ridgely--Breakfast Room; Holyoke street--Hapgood 2; Westmorly--124; Grays--28; Craigie and Waverley--Craigie 107; Perkins and Conant--Perkins Living Room; Thayer--25; Russell--20; Stoughton, Hollis and Holworthy--Hollis 17; Dunster, Dana, and Drayton--Dunster 24; Claverly--28; Mt. Auburn street--Ridgely Annex; Hampden, Beck, and Fairfax--Hampden 20. Other crews should leave word with J. Richards '07, Matthews 33, today...
...Soldiers Field. All the men were divided into squads and practiced kicking, passing and falling on the ball. Afterwards several elevens were formed and run through light signal practice, while most of the linemen were directed in breaking through. No scrimmages will be tried for a few days, in order that the men may become well grounded in the rudimentary points of the game...
...courses enumerated below are open to men and women and intended for teachers in service. They will be given between November 1 and April 1 of the academic year 1906-07. In order that early arrangements may be made, persons who expect to take any of this work are asked to signify their intention as soon as possible. If the demand for any course is very small, the offer of it may be withdrawn. The fee for each course will be fifteen dollars. Communications should be addressed to Mr. J. G. Hart, secretary, at University...