Word: takings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock a parade will form in front of University Hall to march down to Soldiers Field for the Dartmouth baseball game. Kanrich's twelve-piece brass band has been procured to lead the procession to the ball field. All members of the University are urged to take part in the demonstration, which will be the first organized support of a University athletic team since the football season two years...
...students in the College must pass, before the end of their second year, a special oral examination to test their power of translating either French or German. Opportunity to take either or both of these examinations will be given in the afternoons, beginning Monday, May 19. All candidates who wish to take the oral examination must notify the Recorder, 4 University Hall, in writing, on or before Thursday, May 15. Each candidate will then be notified when and where to present himself for the oral examination...
...only fifteen Seniors were taken on in February. As a total of 22 Seniors, besides the eight men chosen in their Junior year, must be elected, there still remains a minimum of four members of the Class of 1919 to be honored. In normal years, it was customary to take on a total of 40 Seniors, but owing to the fact that the present graduating class is only a little more than half the usual size, it is not likely that more than the minimum of 22, or four more, will be elected...
...University batters touched Gill for eleven safeties; bringing in runs in the first, second, fourth, and ninth innings. In the last session the University threatened to take the game, when hits by J. L. Knowles Unc., W. B. Frothingham '21, and A. Blair '21 brought in two runs, but the two run lead of the visitors was not overcome...
...with regret that we learn that the Athletic Association has decided against a training table for the track men. While appreciating the circumstances which led them to take this stand we cannot entirely agree with their conclusions...