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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Conservative without offense to the character which its editors wish to impress upon it. Between true liberalism and true conservatism there exists not only no incompatibility, but on the contrary a vital bond of connection. There is a loose-joined liberalism which spurns the dear-bought fruits of the past, as there is an ossified conservatism which is incapable of seeing the inspiring possibilities of the future. But the true liberal views the future in the light of a genuine appreciation of the past, and the true conservative prizes the past without being blind to the demands of the present...
...more days left in the drive for text-books which the Phillips Brooks House Association is carrying on. All the books which are obtained will be placed in the Text-Book Loan Library of Phillips Brooks House, where they will be lent to students in the fall. During the past year over five hundred books were loaned by the Library...
Seldom does the University have the same leader in a major sport in two successive years, yet such is the honor which has fallen upon William Moore, captain of this season's track team. This past year has been one well fitted to test the leadership of any man to the utmost. The showing made by the team at the recent intercollegiates was due in large part to the efforts of its captain. The CRIMSON extends its congratulations and best wishes for even greater success in the coming year...
...five vacancies existing on the board of the University for next year have narrowed down to ten names as a result of the postal card ballot taken by the alumni. The list as it now stands will be voted on in Massachusetts Hall, Commencement Day, June 19, between half past nine and four o'clock. Graduates of the year 1914 and earlier classes only will be eligible to cast a ballot, no graduate of less than five years standing being allowed to take part in the election...
Each group will sing three selections in competition for the silver loving cup, which has been won by Smith Halls for the past two years. The judges will be Mr. Richard G. Appel, 1G., chorister of St. John's Chapel, Cambridge; Professor Hamilton C. MacDougal, of Wellesley College; and Professor George R. Lewis, of Tufts College. While these men are making their decision, the three choruses will combine in singing a few well-known pieces. Following this, the Jubilee Cup and Baton will be presented by President Lowell to the leader of the winning chorus, who will then lead...