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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...place provided at no expense or care to themselves. The Governing Board of the Union has not closed the building to non-members with any spirit of antagonism, but with the perfectly justifiable thought that the Union, like the Harvard Club of Boston, or any private clubhouse, large or small, belongs to its members, except on invitation. The incongruity has been in there ever having been need to announce that a meeting would "be open only to members of the Union." And so there can be no complaint by men who cannot bluff their way into the presence...
...involved and varying from year to year to be discussed here; suffice it to say that their purpose of bringing the class together semi-occasionally during its last year in College is a worthy one. Where classes are large, the chances for frequent meetings of the members are small. Class smokers, particularly in the Senior year, help to offset this disadvantage and give to a class a feeling of unity which is necessary to class success. Incidentally they furnish a good time and refreshments...
...former years when our cross-country meets have been held in distant Brookline, there has been a good excuse for the small number of men who have been present to support the University team. This year, with the course only twenty minutes from the Square, there is no reason why several hundred men should not be on hand when the cross-country team meets Cornell. Cornell is here with a train-load of rooters and must be met on an equal footing. Between the race this morning and the game this afternoon there will be plenty of chance...
...porch will be of semi-circular construction, while that to the north is rectangular and upheld by pillars. On the first floor there will be, besides the vestibule, coat room and secretary's room, a large foyer from which a broad staircase leads to the second floor; and two small and two large class rooms, the latter being about twice the size of the former. In these rooms, the twelve courses now offered by the musical department, and any that may be added, will be given...
...ways, and are decidedly reassuring with regard to the accuracy of all the processes concerned, both in the new and the older work, The value of such confirmatory experiments is great in work of this sort, since a single method may be always open to the suspicion that a small constant source of error may have been inadvertantly overlooked...