Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Final steps were taken at a meeting last night for the formation of a 1921 mandolin club to co-operate with the dormitory choruses in providing the musical part of the Freshman jubilee program. Edward Borden Jennings, Jr., of Fall River, was elected secretary for the rest of the year. It is expected that many more mandolin players will report before next Monday night at 7 o'clock, when the first practice will be held in Smith Halls Common Room. Edwin Chamberlain Whittemore '19, of Cambridge, leader of the University Mandolin Club, will also take charge of the Freshman organization...
...therefore, the chapel is to be supported as it should be, it becomes the duty of all undergraduates, particularly the Freshmen, to do their part toward keeping it in existence. No one wants compulsory chapel and there is little chance of it being advocated, but the present institution must not be allowed to die. An individual resolution to go to chapel at least twice a week would form a good beginning and would cause many students to start attending the morning services regularly. Let the undergraduates see for themselves whether or not the chapel is worth saving...
Matches with Yale, probably Pennsylvania, and possibly Princeton are included in the tentative golf schedule for the University team. The meet with the Elis will take place in the latter part of May over the course at Greenwich, Conn., while the Pennsylvania contest is to be held in New York...
...afternoon the usual program of recreation will be carried out, with baseball, tennis and other sports. The success of last year's effort to organize the recreational activities so that all the delegates might participate was so marked that special emphasis will again be laid on this part of the program...
...United States Treasury Department could not have better planned the time for floating the Third Liberty Loan, so far as the University is concerned. The early stages of our campaign were held during the first part of April, a time when checks for the current months were not completely made over to persistent creditors. Then followed a week of much needed rest. And now the undergraduates return from their homes with numerous pecuniary gifts from their families, for vacation seems to be a giving time. Thus the final week of the University drive, which starts to-day, finds students with...