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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Student Council Committee on Organizations, has, after careful consideration, decided upon Tuesday night as the most generally favorable time for meetings of social organizations. This plan is a part of the general program suggested by the Student Council to set apart Monday and Wednesday evenings for Union entertainments, Tuesday nights for club meetings and Thursday nights for musical recitals...
...Freshmen this spring, and will be on hand whenever possible. He is well fitted for the position, having always made a study of training methods and having himself run the hurdles when a student in the University. As yet but little promising material has appeared, and if the standard set by previous Freshman teams is to be maintained, more men must be developed. No previous experience is necessary...
...gymnasium pledge is a debt of honor. Since this is the case, it is surprising that the appeals of the Gymnasium Committee have met with such a feeble response. The exact situation is set forth in a communication from the Committee printed in this morning's CRIMson. Unpaid pledges should receive immediate attention and new ones should be signed by the men who have neglected to do so, and can afford to, without delay. Unless this is done, the new gymnasium will remain a project only...
...Whiffenpoofs vs. Miss Fitz. The following games will be played on the river in front of the Newell boathouse today at 3.30 o'clock: Alfalfas vs. Thuts, Hard Guys vs. Hump Ducks, and Kewpies vs. New Moons. Teams which do not report within 15 minutes of the times set will forfeit the game. The managers must leave a list of the men who played, together with the score in the box in the CRIMSON Office before 7 o'clock...
...feeling has been too strong to allow even state authority to bring about a union of any sort. Harvard and Technology have overcome these natural sentiments and, without common authority, have joined in a plan which will carry influence all over the country. Institutions of such prestige cannot but set an example which will be followed. It is interesting to note in this connection that a similar co-operation has been contemplated by the scientific schools of London and will probably soon go into effect...