Word: projections
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...need which the various clubs had of a connection with the undergraduates from their respective sections. Rev. M. O. Simons '91, former president of the Associated Harvard Clubs, also spoke of this function of the new Federation, and lent his hearty approval and enthusiastic support to the project. H. G. Clemans '11 then told of the measures and experiments of the Minnesota Club, and showed how extensively the new organization would be of service...
...case they are issued, are details which can be decided by the hockey management and the owners of the Arena. The successful outcome of the proposed plan would be a source of satisfaction to the men who attend, the games regularly, and the CRIMSON feels sure that the project is one that will meet with the approval of the College...
...Federation of the territorial clubs at Harvard marks the emergence of the territorial movement from its first phase of isolated efforts by individual clubs into a new one of united endeavor which is designed to bring the entire country into closer touch with Harvard. The project is not yet fully outlined but is evidently capable of great possiblities. The fundamental idea of bringing the clubs together is an excellent one, and the Federation should be a great influence in making the efficient clubs more efficient and in stimulating the backward ones to more serious efforts. The possibilities of the territorial...
...operation of the universities and military schools would be necessary in training the 15,000 commanding officers required by the reserve project. Five hundred graduates of each university in training under officer's salary would soon supply the number. As in Germany, only a year would be required for training and this period would not greatly interfere with a man's career, while its consequence to the nation would be of extreme importance...
Tentative plans for a coliseum in New Haven to take the place of the present wooden stands on Yale Field have been approved by the Advisory Board of Architects, and construction will probably begin within a month. A committee is now at work settling the details of the project. The structure will seat about 60,000 people, and its cost is estimated at $300,000. A circular letter has been sent out to the alumni requesting contributions, and the replies will largely determine the rapidity with which work will progress...