Word: southerners
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Club, Camb. 2580 Institute of 1770, Camb. 23414 Iroquois Club, Carnb. 890 K. G. X. Club, Camb. 23410 Kappa Sigma, Camb. 2354-R. Owl Club, Camb. 1765 Phoenix Club, Camb. 282 Pi Eta Club. Camb. 22405 Porcellian Club, Camb. 626 Signet Society, Camb. 2354-W. Somerset Club. Haymarket 1731 Southern Club, Camb. 3713-M. Speakers' Club, Camb. 25259 Spee Club (Zeta Psi), Camb. 962 St. Botolph Club, Back Bay 5376 Tennis and Racquet, Back Bay 2360 Theta Delta Chi Club, Camb.23450 Union Club, Back Bay 2772 University Club, Back Bay 2772 Varsity Club. Camb. 2780 Western Club. Camb...
...advertising, publicity, editorial writing and history of the press will be given with credit for a B.A. or B.S. degree. The actual writing and editing of news will be done by students for the Charlottesville Progress, an evening daily. Twenty students from Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia and other Southern states have enrolled in the courses. The University of Virginia believes that the new work will meet with the strong demand of Southern students for training to meet the newspaper problems of their own section...
...Grossman '95, of St. Louis, Mo., was elected secretary, and E. C. Kimball '96, of Dubuque. Iowa, treasurer. The following vice-presidents were elected in the various divisions: New England, E. A. Harriman '88, of New Haven, Conn.; Eastern, H. L. Clark '87, of Philadelphia, Pa.; Southern, David Sentress, L.L.B. '99, of Memphis, Tenn.; South-western, H. A. Leekley'96, of Muskogee, Okla.; Central, P. W. Herrick '04, of Cleveland, Ohio; Western, A. C. Smith '87, of Omaha, Neb.; Pacific, William Thomas '73, of San Francisco, Cal.; and Foreign, J. H. Hyde '98, of Paris, France...
Princeton has had to meet many difficulties on account of ineligibility and illness and will probably be unable to place its strongest line-up against Georgetown. Coach Rush has been working his men hard, however, and should have little difficulty in defeating the southern team...
...return to the old agreement with Yale. In place of the percentage system of last spring, which resulted in the playing of an unnecessary third game, the University will meet both Yale and Princeton for the best two out of three games. In addition to the game on the southern trip, the University will meet Georgetown in a return contest on Soldiers Field. Johns Hopkins and the University of Virginia will be new opponents on the 1916 southern trip...