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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Only 28 Freshmen registered at the H. A. A. yesterday as candidates for the 1921 football squad. This is an extremely small number considering the fact that the Freshman eleven will be the most important athletic activity this fall, that it will have unusual facilities, and that the class this year is practically as large as in former years. At least 50 men should report for practice today...
...work of the business candidates consists mainly in soliciting advertisements and subscriptions. In addition a small amount of routine and clerical work is required. An unusual opportunity to gain business experience is thus offered to members of the Sophomore class, and in addition there is the prospect of coming into intimate contact with the large mercantile and advertising houses in this part of the country...
...barracks the time was taken up with maneuvers on Soldiers Field, military map sketching, trench construction at Fresh Pond, and combat exercises at Waverly and elsewhere. Section meetings in the mornings and afternoon were devoted to the study of the Infantry Drill Regulations, the Field Service Regulations, the Small Arms Firing Manual, Bjornstad's "Minor Problems for Infantry," and map sketching. Lectures by the French officers continued; in addition Dr. E. A. Darling '90 lectures on first aid and Major Eugene Wambaugh '76 on military...
...well to note that a minority which makes threats of violence against the ordered Government may compose a revolution if it be a minority large enough. But when it is a small minority, seeking its irreconcilable aims with indifference to the welfare of its nation at war, its work is not of revolution, but of treason. And treason has but one meaning...
...celebrate the 15th anniversary of the class. This was to be carried on in very much the same way as had been done by other classes in the years just preceding. A general outline of what was to take place was sent to the Class in "Two Bits," a small class paper issued in connection with the celebration by a committee of which A. E. Hoyle was chairman. When it was definitely settled that the United States had declared war on Germany, these plans were abandoned. This action on the part of the Class of 1902 conforms with that taken...