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Dates: during 1910-1919
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About this time of year that eminent person, the average undergraduate, gets out his calendar and figures out how long he must wait for another brief holiday. He finds that it is six weeks before April 18th and the start of the spring recess. And if his curiosity leads him to further calculation, he finds that from the end of the spring recess to the beginning of the finals is only a little over five weeks. Then he considers that when he gets home for his "Easter vacation," Easter is a thing of the past, his friends from other colleges...
...competition for the poster design for the spring production of the Dramatic Club will start this evening. This competition is open to all the members of the University and consists in designing placards to announce the Dramatic Club's plays. Men interested in this work should report at Claverly 36 tonight at 8 o'clock at which time complete details will be given...
Rehearsals for the spring production of the club will start on Monday afternoon in Holden Chapel and will continue with a double cast all week. At the end of the week the final cast will probably be picked. The assignments of the various parts and the times of rehearsals will appear in Monday's CRIMSON...
Competition for the stage management of the Dramatic Club will-start this evening, when all candidates must report at Claverly 45 at 7.15 o'clock. The work of the stage management, which will be outlined at the meeting consists of taking care of properties, scenery and designing. Candidates for electrical work will be called out in a few days. There are four or five positions open, which will be filled at the end of this competition which will last until the middle of April. The work is not hard and no previous experience is necessary...
...spring competition for publicity manager of the Dramatic Club will start this evening when all candidates must report at Claverly 36 at 7.30 o'clock. Members of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes may compete. The work of the competition will consist chiefly in writing advance announcements and other news articles connected with the activities of the Dramatic Club as well as various kinds of advertising matter. The competition offers valuable training in the work of a theatrical press agent and an opportunity of meeting various people prominent in dramatic affairs. No previous experience is necessary...