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Dates: during 1910-1919
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After a week of preliminary work consisting entirely of rudimentary drill and conditioning, the Freshman squad was yesterday divided into two squads, A and B. Thirty-three men, were retained on the first squad which was immediately given a set of signals in preparation for the more advanced work, scrimmaging, etc., which will be the order from...
...competitions for the three departments. Freshmen especially are urged to come out and all those interested should attend the first open meeting of the club, which will be held some time in the course of a few weeks. As the dates of the three performances have been set for December 14, 15 and 16, it is necessary that rehearsals and competitions for the various departments should begin as early as possible. As soon as the play has been selected by the Graduate Committee which will be about the first week in November, a reading of the play will be held...
...career of conquest. But perhaps these men do not fully appreciate the importance to us of preventing wars elsewhere; of using our own preparedness as part of a larger plan of policing the whole world; and of preventing so far as possible the starting of a conflagration which may set us afire, however small our connection with the people who strike the match, and our direct interest in the questions that caused them to do so. To the prepara- tionists, therefore, the suggestion of a league to enforce peace ought to appeal as a means of doing on an international...
Plans for the fall production of the Dramatic Club are already well under way and everything points to a most successful season. The dates for the two Cambridge performances, which will be held as usual in Brattle Hall, have been set for December 14 and 16. The theatre for the Boston performance, which will be given on December 15, has not yet been decided upon...
...during the first week of September, Williams again climbed into the semi-final round by defeating W. Rand, 3d, '17, 8-6, 7-5, 6-1, in a very close match in the fifth round. Williams was not up to his usual form, Rand forcing him to two deuce sets, and carrying the play far beyond what had been expected. In the semi-final round played the next day, Williams was defeated in a sensational five-set match by W. M. Johnston of San Francisco...