Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...even larger number of men to come out for the exercise, even if they fail to make the team, has been launched by the Cornell Track Association, with the approval and support of Coach John F. Moakley and faculty members on the Athletic Council. A series of weekly social gatherings for all students interested in outdoor exercise has been arranged. Last year Cornell had four hundred men out for track athletics, and it is expected that fully five hundred men will be enrolled this fall. Only a fraction of this number will have a chance for the university team...
...Flagg (inclusive), Emerson D Ford to Knowles (inclusive), Upper Massachusetts Knox to Rumsey (inclusive), Lower Massachusetts Ryan to Zobel (inclusive), New Lecture Hall Philosophy 3: Adolph to Reavili (inclusive), Emerson A Redway to Wood (inclusive), Emerson F Philosophy 4, Emerson J Semitic E1, Upper Mass. Semitic 15, Emerson F Social Ethics 5, Emerson J Zoology 4, Sever 19 Examinations Monday. Chemistry 12, Sever 6 Classical Philology 23, Sever 30 Classical Philology 65, Sever 29 Comparative Literature 1: Anderson to Kuhn (inclusive), Harvard 5 Lane to Wolfman (inclusive), Harvard 6 Comp. Literature 28, Sever 24 Engin. Science 8, Pierce 209 English...
...treasure them in his graduate life or find them sources of pleasure at his class reunions. At present the first-floor rooms act rather generally as loafing places for the dormitory dwellers. Undoubtedly the occupants would be gratified if they could feel that their hospitality was really promoting social intercourse among their classmates...
...blank cards sent out by the Dance Committee. In order to make this year's Junior Dance a success, it is essential that all members of the class of 1917 who have not already done so should send in their cards and checks today. Any member of the social class of 1917 who were over-looked in distributing the circulars should apply for a blank card at once. All invitation cards with checks for the required amount should be sent to H. B. Courteen '17, Harvard Union. Checks should be made payable to the 1917 Dance Committee...
...tickets as against over two hundred last year. It invariably requires a great deal of explanation and argument to convince Juniors that the Union is the only possible place in which to hold the dance; and even then the importance of the "prom,"--the first of two all-class social events in the four college years,--does not always impress them...