Word: p
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Venice to St. Petersburg" by P. V. Donovan '18, depends for its chief interest on the old time thrill which even Americans felt at hobnobbing with royalty. Now, the thrill is a very slight tremor with a tendency to a chill...
...giving out stationery, they will have very little to do and will be able to study; so no time will be wasted. Those who are willing to offer their services should see E. B. Schwultz at Phillips Brooks House any day from 9-10 A. M. and 1-2 P. M. Volunteers will be doing a great service without any inconvenience to themselves...
...gymnasium is open from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. As soon as enough men come out, a general class will be started under the leadership of Mr. Schrader, meeting at 5 o'clock each day, as in former years. Dr. Sargent is director and has general charge of the gymnasium. It is specially urged that men take advantage of the excellent facilities for exercise and the opportunities to keep in good physical condition. The entrance to the gymnasium is at 8 Linden street...
...recently learned from the will of the late E. P. Howe, a graduate of Yale in the class of '76, Yale University and the Worcester Polytechnic School are to share equally an estate estimated at $400,000, which is the amount left after several personal bequests have been deducted...
...Lieutenant A. A. Degroot, each of whom has served a year in France. Lieutenant H. R. Davenport, a graduate of the Small Arms Firing School at Camp Perry, Illinois, is ordnance officer and rifle instructor. The quartermaster department is under the charge of Lieutenant W. Weinrich, Jr., and Lieutenant P. W. Long '98 is the personnel officer...