Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...date for the next 1918 smoker has been set for Friday, March 30. Since this will be the last smoker of the year, the aim of the entertainment committee is to make it the best. An innovation will be introduced by employing only class talent in the entertainment part of the program. But unless enough money is collected within the coming week to pay the expenses of the smoker, it will be definitely called...
...systems must have men behind it. Today is the time for undergraduates to show the committees who have been working for the most efficient plan of direction that the College appreciates their efforts and desires a winning team this May. Every physically fit man who is not taking part in any form of athletics ought to feel it his duty to report at the track house this afternoon...
...Richmond '18, who left the University in the later part of February to report at Miami, Fla., for training in the Aviation Section of the Signal Officer' Reserve Corps has a light case of scarlet fever. The other four members of the University, Hamilton Coolidge '19, F. H. Harvey '18, John Mitchell '18 and Herbert Pulitzer '19 are in quarantine and are confined to the house which they have rented there. They enlisted at Key West and then went to Miami for training. It was impossible to get any actual flying during the first ten days after they got there...
...must be supplemented with good administrators and eager workers. Today the yearly competition for the managers begins. Without good directors, men who are alive to the needs of every individual on the squad and have at heart the success and reputation of the team, any active interest on the part of undergraduates cannot be expected. If a mediocre runner in his Freshman year is noticed, looked after, and encouraged by the managers, the chances are good that he will prove a point-winner in his Senior year. Countless letter men have been lost at the very beginnings of their careers...
...give instruction in military medicine. Lieutenant Colonel W. P. Chamberlain '97, of the Medical Corps of the army, and Surgeon G. F. Freeman '96, of the Medical Corps of the navy, have been delegated by the Government to give a course of instruction at the University. This is part of a general movement on the part of the medical schools of the country to prepare students so that they may serve as medical officers in the army or navy...