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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Although ability to play two of the instruments has been required in the past, and is desired now, it will not be made a positive requirement for candidates this year. The Clubs are in the process of reorganization and many new members will be elected...
...past is history, and cannot be rewritten. We are commencing a new year. Can any member of the University make a more auspicious beginning than by a resolution to perform the duty and enjoy the opportunity of regular attendance at Chapel? It is a habit which will strengthen and deepen the foundations of character and self-respect. The few minutes each day devoted to a consideration of the deeper problems of life will give infinite reward and satisfaction to him who will but seize the opportunity...
...view of life and men must be revived. Education is the support of a democracy, it is true; but it must be that education which not only informs us of the innumerable phenomena of science, but which gives to us, through an acquaintance of life and letters in the past, a comprehensive knowledge of the arts and nobler things of life. Unless this knowledge is acquired in the years of college life, it is forever barred to those who have not sufficiently estimated the meaning and value of the choices made today...
...clock class in gymnastics, conducted as in the past 'few years by Mr. Schrader, will meet here daily, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. It will be open to all members of the University without charge. The work will be of a very simple nature. No formal registration will be made or attendance kept, and students who attend only two or three times a week will be at no disadvantage. As in former years, the exercises will be accompanied by music. This class will continue until the April recess...
Perhaps it will be some time when the national anthem or a Harvard march is being played by the band; perhaps it will be when a line of veterans passes by on parade; perhaps it will be before the glowing fireside where old age looks out over the past,--then the memory of some humorous and forgotten incident or the thought of a friend will rise out of the obscurity of the past and lend to the mind that inward satisfaction that comes from the assurance of a youth well spent...