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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...tuition fee, which is paid at the at the end of the course. given to those who take the examination time of registration, is $30, and the rent and care of the tent and equipment is $20. If two persons occupy one tent, the charge is $15 per person. The total expenses, which includes the price of board at cost, will not exceed...
...Robert Louis Stevenson mementos just acquired by the Widener Library, an addition of unusual interest and value has been made to what is already one of the most valuable collections of old manuscripts, first editions, personal letters, and relics of great authors in this country. Too little attention is paid by undergraduates to these important and rare collections, which, despite the fact that they are kept in glass cases, are readily accessible for study and inspection by those who are sufficiently interested to take the pains to see them...
...class should be able to enjoy and participate in the social activities of his class, and that this should not be dependent or conditioned upon membership in a private club which the Union is at present. The University furnishes class rooms, libraries, museums, and laboratories, and these are paid for by students in the tuition fee. If the social side of a man's college life has been estimated as being worth half, it seems reasonable that undergraduates should support the Union, the only institution which stands solely for the centralization of class and college activities as a whole...
Perhaps one of the finest tributes that could be paid to Harvard men was that spoken on last Saturday evening by President Lowell. It was at the meeting of the Harvard Club of Boston to interest University men in the proposed Naval Training Cruise of this summer. The way to get undergraduates interested in the cruise, the President said, is not to tell them the easy life that they will have for the four weeks; but rather to tell them the difficulties that they will encounter, and the great gains that they will obtain from such a trip. Such...
...tennis tournament for the University Championship in Singles will begin on Jarvis Field tomorrow afternoon. Entrants who have not yet paid their entry fees must do so at Leavitt & Peirce's today, if they expect to compete. All drawings and times of the matches will be published in tomorrow's CRIMSON...