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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman crews have been practicing in the tank for the past three days and the first six crews have been graded. Those rowing temporarily on the first two crews are as follows: G. M. Appleton, S. Bradlee, J. R. Brown, C. C. Cabot, J. E. Cabot, J. Crocker, C. Garland, R. K. Kane, L. B. La Farge, S. Moorehead, E. Otis, P. Palmer, U. A. Ridley, G. H. Shattuck, P. M. Sears, L. Terry, L. B. Withington...
...been the custom in the past to choose 22 men from the Senior Class and 8 Juniors. This year, however, the number of Seniors elected will probably be less than usual because of the lower average of scholarship...
...whole of this argument is obviously delusive since it depends upon the thesis that neutrality is possible in any future world-war. If the events of the past four years have demonstrated anything, they have demonstrated the falsity of that assumption. The years of American neutrality were, for herself, economically gainful; but they were in no sense morally valuable. It was, moreover, obvious that the situation in Europe would not permit either America or any other neutral permanently to profit by the misfortunes of her neighbors. No nation which, like Great Britain, has cultivated sea-power, can afford to sacrifice...
...members of the regular Phillips Brooks House Cabinet who are at present in College will meet the War Cabinet in the Phillips Brooks House this evening at 7 o'clock. The chief business of the meeting will be a consideration of the War Cabinet's report for the past year...
...past many of the undergraduates in College have regarded it as a duty to give a small amount of their time to boys' clubs, entertainments at settlement houses, or other similar activities. On the contrary it actually is an immense pleasure, that has been recognized by many of the leading men in College, to work with and develop these live American youths who are soon to be our governing citizens. Not only do the boys themselves derive immense benefit, but the undergraduate receives an insight into human nature that would otherwise be hard to obtain...