Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...their respective events before that time. Blue-books are placed in the Union the Freshman dormitories, Leavitt and Peirce's, and the Locker Building. Notice of opportunities to take strength tests will be sent all entrants before Friday. Members of the University and Freshman cross-country teams will take part in the two-mile...
...coast defense plan which the patrol hopes to have established as a part of our preparedness program provides for dividing the Atlantic coast line into sections of convenient length, probably a hundred miles each, each section having a central station equipped with aeroplane hangars, repair stations, wireless stations, and observatories. These stations are to be used as bases for seaplanes which will patrol regular beats fifty miles out from shore. In this way the outer line of our coast defense will be extended fifty miles out into the Atlantic...
...failure of the Elevated to run trains to the Stadium Saturdays. The walk from Harvard Square is an imposition on the public. The patronage is sufficient to insure this convenience from the very first game of the season and the additional cost would be very slight. Isn't it part of the duties of the football management to look after the comfort of its patrons? F. W. THAYER...
...partially-trained junior officers, must be maintained to facilitate the organization of an adequate military force should the nation have war with a power capable of attempting invasion. These men would have to be supplied mainly be institutions with approved military courses where military training under army officers is part of a student's work...
...Hollis Street Theatre tonight for a limited engagement. It is fortunate that all members of the University can now witness the pageant-play which was one of Sir Herbert's notable successes at his Majesty's Theatre, London, and which he brought to America last spring as part of his contribution to the celebration of the Shakespeare Tercentenary. Not for twenty years has this play been given in Boston, not since the performance of Sir Henry Irving...