Word: senting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman track and cross-country teams will meet at the Athletic Association, in the rotunda of the Union, at 1 o'clock tomorrow, when the competition will be outlined. The competition will be unusually short this year, lasting only about eight weeks. The successful candidates will be sent on the trips which the cross-country and track teams take this fall and spring...
...Naval Militia of Massachusetts has sent out a call for Naval Reserve Force men, on inactive status, and exnaval militia men. The period of enlistment is one year. Those who are interested may apply at the recruiting office, 97 Huntington avenue, any day after 9 A. M. or in the evening. The call was issued by Captain W. B. Edgar, commanding officer of the Naval Battalion...
...result of the Boston Police Force's ballot of 1,134 to 2 in favor of a sympathetic strike to take effect on September 9, a call was almost immediately sent out to the citizens of the Commonwealth to aid in the protection of the city in the event of possible rioting or disorder. In the case of the University, this summons was made known to the college authorities through Louis A. Frothingham '93, representing the volunteer police force, who inquired what the College could do to meet the situation...
...Members of the class may secure the 50 cent discount only if they obtain their books at Standish Hall. Red Books will be mailed to all subscribers who have ordered them and paid for them in advance, but, on account of the number of books that will be sent out and the delay in the mails, all those men who can conveniently call at Standish A 32, will receive their books somewhat earlier than if they wait for them to be delivered...
...opportunity is offered to University men to learn to ride and train horses this summer. Twenty head of horses are now at the Commonwealth Armory. These vary in the amount of training they have had from absolutely unbroken remounts to highly trained chargers who were originally selected to be sent to the Mounted Service School at Fort Riley, Kansas, where the best army horses in the world are trained. The instruction which will be given by Major Miller and Captain Dick will be entirely free. There will be no liability for future enrolment...