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Fall rowing for University crew candidates commences at Newell Boathouse today at 4 o'clock. All men who come out will have a chance to row on a crew. Men who are interested in single sculling will have opportunity to receive individual coaching, and will report at the same time. Coach Haines, Wendell Davis '21, University crew captain, and Dr. Paul Withington '09, a former University oarsman, will explain the plans for fall rowing. As usual, first, second and third Thayer and Eliot club crews will be chosen. These crews will race in the annual fall regatta, which terminates...
Nearly 300 Freshmen met yesterday for the first lecture in the new Hygiene course. These lectures are prescribed for all Freshmen, and all men who did not report in the first section must report with section 2, which meets at 2.30 tomorrow. About 20 lectures will be given to each section during the year...
Today the regular physicial training section for Freshmen will meet at the scheduled hours in Smith Halls Common Room. All men who have not officially selected an organized athletic squad or are not reporting for practice with a squad must report with their sections this afternoon. Important announcement will be made at these meetings regarding the general organization within the sections and the type of work that will occupy the next few weeks...
Certain men will be organized into special groups to report at Hemenway Gymnasium and Soldiers Field for definite forms of activity. There will also be a swimming test and instructions for those who cannot swim...
...signed, our Allies can hardly restrain the accusing finger at our "peculiar American practice of lynching." When it was considered that President Wilson might intervene in Ireland's behalf, it was seriously moved in the English House of Commons that a committee be appointed to investigate and report upon the American institution of lynching, while only this past week a Boston paper publishes a reprint from a French daily expressing astonishment and horror at this "relic of barbarism in America...