Word: set
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...vaulted for two years, in his last year making over 11 feet. He was captain of the 1912 Freshman track team at Yale, and in the summer of 1910 was amateur golf champion of America. He has vaulted for two years on the University track team and last year set a new record in the event. In addition Gardner is leader of the Glee Club, captain of the University Golf team, and was chairman of the Junior Prom Committee. His home is in Evanston, Illinois...
This evening is the time set as the limit for receiving Senior Dormitory applications. All applications should be left at Brooks House. Application blanks are placed at the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's, and at Phillips Brooks House. Plans of the rooms and their prices can be had at either Brooks House, or at the Bursar's Office...
...hard, uphill game against heavy odds. Tonight the odds are just as heavy against the home team, for the large size of the Boston Arena is well adapted to show off Princeton's roving style of play to the very best advantage. The clash between the best set of forwards in college hockey (as Princeton's four is practically acknowledged to be) and the Harvard defence, should alone present the Canadian game in its very prettiest form. Even those who are indifferent as to the outcome, provided the sport is good, look forward to one of the most interesting games...
...time originally set for closing the Junior Dance list, but sixty men had sent in their subscriptions. If merely this small percentage of the class attends the dance, it will be a flat failure, socially and financially. Although causing great inconvenience to the invitation committee, this time limit has been extended to tomorrow...
...first move of the Student Council has been to set on foot the annual scrub hockey series. These games have in the past brought many men into the competitive enjoyment of a sport which they are unable to participate in as representatives of the University. It is only natural, therefore, that this year as usual this excellent custom should be kept up, and it will be a source of great disappointment, and a sign of the flagging of healthy interests, if the games do not assume their usual importance...