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...Enrolling should be done at once at Weld 3, as Saturday is the last day that the course will be open. All undergraduates are eligible for admission, Freshmen as well as other classes. No fee will be charged if the course is taken as an extra course. As a result, Freshmen and those who have felt themselves unable to take the course on account of financial embarrassment, should now bring the enrolment up to the desired number, 300. No one will be allowed, however, to substitute Military Science and Tactics 1 for another course...
...University of North Carolina's heavy football team will meet Princeton at Princeton next Saturday. The result of this game will be of great interest as North Carolina comes to the Stadium the following week and its games with Princeton and Harvard will form the first basis of comparison between the teams of the two larger colleges...
...announced with evident satisfaction at the first meeting of Zoology 1 that Venus would form an important part of the course. Whether the purpose of the professor was to increase enrolment in the course, the most visible result was a much heightened interest in the realm of science by the students. It was only after he announced, having allowed the proper dramatic pause to intervene, that Venus is a form of mussel which will be used for dissection purposes instead of the French snail, no longer procurable on account of the war, that the class settled down to the normal...
...preserve its beauties instead of trying to deface the interior decorations. In many German cities the scattering of papers or other refuse in public parks is punishable by a fine and even imprisonment. Such measures are obviously not necessary to impress upon the gentlemanly undergraduates of Harvard the untidy result of their carelessness. A second's thought on the part of each man in the future will help to make college surroundings more pleasant...
...significance lies in the voluntary nature of the Harvard Regiment. That freedom alone was a potent reason for its success. The desire for an ostentatious but efficient body impelled each to his best effort, and the desire surely achieved the result...