Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...other classes was likewise disgracefully light. If over a thousand men can show their interest in a national election by attending a political rally, is there any reason for these same men neglecting their political responsibilities while in College? Obviously there is no excuse. Contemptible laziness on the part of undergraduates alone explains the shameful showing...
...Harvard Co-operative Society loses very little through uncollectable accounts, in spite of the fact that by far the larger part of its sales are on credit. During the past year, in a total business of $445,000, the entire amount written off the books as uncollectable was $212.23; for the year preceding it was $201.51. This showing is a substantial tribute both to the pecuniary responsibility and to the spirit of fair dealing which characterize the Harvard student body." (Report of Harvard Co-operative Society...
...University association football team will play its second game of the season at Andover today. Little is known of the Academy team, but last year the University won by a score of 2 goals to 1. J. S. Myers, the regular left half back, was injured the early part of the week, and will be unable to play this afternoon, and B. W. Knowlton will take his place. Sixteen men will be taken on the trip. The following is the line-up: g., Feeney; l.f.b., Friedman; r.f.b., Daly; c.h.b., Lucas; r.h.b., Knowlton; l.h.b., Bean; c.f., Cooke; l.i.f., W. W. Rice...
...Although the training units at Harvard have not yet been officially established by the War Department, the order will probably come within the next few weeks and the members in the course will, in a sense, enter the Federal Service, although it embraces on future obligations on their part unless they wish to go on with the work...
...afternoon more than 40,000 people witnessed the brilliant pageant which was the main feature of the anniversary celebration. More than 8,000 persons took part in the spectacle which reproduced the living pictures of some of the most stirring and typical events in the history of Yale University. More than $60,000 was expended in preparing the pageant and thousands of alumni were attracted to New Haven to witness it. A celebration by the people of New Haven on Saturday night and an address by President Hadley from the College pulpit yesterday morning concluded the order of events...