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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University, and for the time being no other form of competitive athletics have taken their place, other universities and colleges have not so completely cancelled their sports. At the universities where all intercollegiate contests have been cancelled, regimental and other forms of athletic games have sprung up, and the regular university teams have wound up their season with the election of next year's captain. At several others, intercollegiate sports appear to be taking their natural course, although the teams have been somewhat depleted by the entrance of the undergraduates into military service...
...regular Class Day exercises will begin at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, with chapel services in Appleton Chapel. The exercises beginning at 11 o'clock in Sanders Theatre include the class oration by Alan Grant Paine '17, the poem by Westmore Willcox, Jr., '17, and the ode by John Daniel Parson '17. The tree exercises will be held near Holden Chapel in the Yard at 3.30 o'clock in the af- ternoon. After this ceremony, exercises will begin in the Stadium with the Ivy oration delivered by Hunt Wentworth '17. There will be songs by the Glee Club, organized cheering...
After a week of uncertainty, definite news regarding the position of the Officers' Training Corps in the University has been received from the War Department, and the continuation of the Corps here throughout the summer is now assured, although a regular camp similar to the 14 others in various parts of the country will not be created...
...addition to being a most efficient and practical training school for officers, the camp to be held here will be the only one in the country at which candidates for commissions under the age limit of 20 years and nine months will be able to train under regular army officers. Although each man will have to pay for his board, housing will be supplied by the University at a minimum charge...
Announcement has been made that examinations for the Pay Corps of the regular navy are to be held at the various navy yards throughout the country on Tuesday, May 15. Information regarding the methods of applying for permission to take these examinations and the subjects in which examinations are to be given may be obtained at the office of the Registrar in University Hall or by applying to the Bureau of Supplies and accounts, Washington, D. C. It is particularly desired that as many University men as possible take these examinations...