Word: rested
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clothing, text books, and magazines will be carried on under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House. All members of the University are urged to make their contributions as liberal as possible. Part of the clothing collected will be distributed in Europe among the sufferers from the war, while the rest will be given to various charitable institutions in the vicinity. The magazines will be given to hospitals and the reading rooms of houses of charity. Text books used in the larger courses will be especially valuable, as there is much need for them in the Phillips Brooks House Loan Library...
...Professor George Alexander Johnston Ross, M.A., of the Union Theological Seminary, of New York City, will conduct the service in Appleton Chapel tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, and will also lead morning prayers the rest of the week and the week following at 8.45 o'clock...
...only so much of each other as was required by the office,--usually about two perfunctory interviews in the year. Now that the Freshmen are more isolated than ever by reason of the new dormitories, the Adviser system should become a real link between them and the rest of the College. But to bring about this result, effort is needed, not only by the Advisers but also on the part of the Freshmen. Doubtless it is hard to form a more or less artificial friendship, but if Senior and Freshman can get to know each other, the benefit will...
...they have nevertheless impeded the progress of the team considerably. Eberstadt, who played quarter in the early games and gave much promise for future development, has been laid up twice, and the result of the second injury was such that the doctors forbade him to play for the rest of the season. Bigler and McLean, two tackles of first-rate ability, have also been on the sick list, and while they are both back in the line-up now, their absence has been a severe handicap and has considerably weakened the tackle positions. Dickerman, S. Baker, E. Trenkman, and others...
Princeton, N. J., November 5, 1914.--The University team held its last practice in Princeton before the Harvard game, this afternoon. All the men were given a light work-out. The backfield was kept for practice this afternoon and will leave at midnight. The rest of the men will leave tomorrow morning at 9.33, and will practice at Auburndale in the afternoon...