Word: short
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Tomorrow evening, also, the competition for Freshman manager will begin, when candidates from 1921 should report in the Standish Hall Common Room at 8.30. Candidacy for the team will not prevent a man from competing for the managership as well. The competition will be a short one, lasting till just before the triangular debate scheduled for May 17, but which may be held as early as May 10. The manager chosen will make the trip to Princeton with the team...
...Faxon, class president, and J. A. Sessions, secretary-treasurer, will make short speeches, and J. M. Mitchell, chairman of the 1921 Liberty Loan Committee, will discuss the third bond issue. The chief feature of the evening's entertainment will be the moving picture film, "Headin' South," featuring Douglas Fairbanks, and a comic reel...
...make the proposed amendment a part of the Constitution is now only a question of time, and a short time at that. There are twenty-one more dry states that have not yet passed it, but their favorable decision is a foregone conclusion. It only needs the affirmative vote of four out of 16 wet states remaining to get the required two-thirds. If Massachusetts had followed New York and temporized, the wet forces might have stood some chance, but the example of the conservative Bay State will be of overwhelming value to the "drys". John Barleycorn's reign will...
...Liberty Loan Committee will meet in the CRIMSON Sanctum tonight at 8.15 o'clock to discuss the details for the loan campaign here in Cambridge. George A. Clark, of White, Weld and Company, and T. T. Scudder '11, of the Liberty Loan Committee of New England, will both deliver short addresses...
...seek for ourselves. Instead of impotently denying the materialistic strain in the individual's life and thus breeding hypocrisy or scoffing, let us recognize the economic basis and utilize this recognition for such a broadening as will give the whole people a square deal in those physical advantages. In short, less Billy Sunday salvation and more Roosevelt social justice and Wilson democracy in the mill towns...