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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Seerley, since his connection with the Training School, has charge of the instruction in sex question and in the psychology of the individual. He has lectured and done work on this subject at many institutions throughout the country. Besides founding the Springfield Commission on outdoor public playgrounds for the city children, of which commission he is now a member, Dr. Seerley is also on the Springfield School Board...
...star college football and tennis player a number of years ago. Since his connection with the Training School he has had charge of the instruction in sex questions and in the psychology of the individual. He has lectured and done work on this subject at many institutions throughout the country. Besides founding the Springfield Commission on outdoor playgrounds for the city children, of which commission he is now a member, Dr. Seerley is also on the Springfield School Board...
...second race was rowed over the full 1 7-8 miles course from the Cottage Farm Bridge to the Union Boat Club Saturday afternoon. Excellent weather favored a fast race and the crews were close together for the first mile. The University crew held the lead throughout, however, and finished almost three lengths ahead of the second boat, which had gradually increased its lead over the Freshman boat to fully three lengths at the finish. In this race the University crews showed considerable improvement over previous work...
Practice began this year on April 1, having been delayed almost a week by the unfavorable weather. Almost twice as many men reported to Captain Wendell and Coach Haughton as last spring and the attendance has continued good throughout the two weeks. There has been considerable individual coaching and some scrimmaging which has developed new material, and prepared the squad with a good foundation for practice next fall...
...work at the Camp is organized to duplicate as nearly as possible engineering field and office methods, with the addition of lectures, recitations, and frequent examinations. The day's work begins at 7 o'clock and continues with-out interruption, and under supervision throughout the day. The daily schedule is as follows: rising-hour, 6 o'clock, breakfast, 6.25 o'clock; surveying courses from 7 to 4 o'clock; courses in mechanics and drawing from 7 to 2 o'clock. On Saturday, however, the working hours for all courses are from 7 to 12 o'clock. Only one course...