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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...production of the four one-act plays that compose its bill this spring, the Dramatic Club will depart from what has hitherto been the policy of the club in regard to professional coaching of its plays, and the entire production will be in the hands of undergraduates. The coaching will be done by a committee headed by J. W. D. Seymour '17 and N. B. Clarke '16, both of whom have had a wide experience in amateur theatricals both in Cambridge and Boston. As usual the scene designing, lighting and costuming will be carried out entirely by the members...
...Commanding Officer of the Regiment has received the following communication from the captain of D Troop, M.V.M., in regard to the riding lessons, which he publishes for the general information of those interested...
Recent developments in regard to the pool give promise that the Union may hope for support from this quarter. Through a consultation with the architect, the CRIMSON learns that a different arrangement is possible which removes some of the old objections. It was contended that water under the Union might cause moisture upstairs; but if the pool were built where the H. A. A. office is now situated, not only would the Union atmosphere be dry, but the pool could obtain unlimited sunlight. Though a final estimate is not ready, the architects say that the change would require little additional...
...Gilman '16, captain of next year's football team, W. J. Boles '18, T. H. Enwright, Jr. '18, and F. W. Ecker '18, manager of the second University football team, were dropped from the College by the authorities yesterday afternoon on account of troubles with the Office in regard to studies. In the cases of J. A. Gilman '16 and W. J. Boles '18, the chances of reinstatement seem slight, as they have been in difficulties before. Boles was considered the best pitcher in the University. T. H. Enwright, Jr. '18 has been on probation since the middle...
...announcement that three men of especial prominence in the intercollegiate athletics of the University have been suspended for low scholarship will undoubtedly come as a distinct shock to the undergraduate mind, with its comfortable smugness in regard to probation. Nothing but this attitude is responsible for the fact that men can go on probation, and still sail calmly on with no change in their lives until the trap upon which they walk is sprung and their footing completely drops from beneath them. When a man is put on probation his friends slightly deplore the fact, but seldom do they exert...