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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Reports on the business of the Co-operative for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1911, were presented. These show that the total business of the Co-operative, at its two stores, amounted to $378,170.19, an increase of $12,921.91 over the sales of the year preceding. The sales by departments during these two years were as follows: 1909-10. 1910-11. Men's Furnishings, $81,049.63 $85,760.33 Books, 96,711.60 94,587.99 Stationery, 60,744.95 64,851.76 Tailoring, 42,310.10 46,506.33 Furniture, 30,201.42 28,700.35 Coal and Wood, 33,822.29 36,895.41 Branch Store...
There are now 36 "H" men in the College. Of this number only two, Potter and Wigglesworth, have won their letter in two sports, both having played against Yale in baseball and football. Milton Academy easily leads in total and general representation...
...Potter and Wigglesworth have won their "H" in two sports, and have been counted twice. Table of "H" Men by Schools Football. Baseball. Crew. Track. Total. Milton Academy, 3 1 1 1 6 Noble and Greenough, -- -- 2 3 5 Groton, 1 -- 2 -- 3 St. Mark's 1 1 1 -- 3 Andover, 2 -- -- -- 2 Boston Latin, -- 2 -- -- 2 Cambridge Latin, -- 1 1 -- 2 Exeter, -- -- -- 2 2 Marienfield School, -- -- 2 -- 2 Arlington High, -- 1 -- -- 1 Browne and Nichols, -- -- -- 1 1 Curtis High, -- -- -- 1 1 Hebron Academy, -- 1 -- -- 1 Hill School, 1 -- -- -- 1 Oahu College, -- 1 -- -- 1 Roxbury Latin, 1 -- -- -- 1 Rockland High...
...number of men entering by the new and the old plans of admission. The first table gives the number of men from each state or country and the second groups the states into geographical divisions. In no case is a dropped Freshman counted, and for this reason the total registration of the class is less than given in the official figures published Wednesday morning. Distribution by States and Countries. Old Plan New Plan Total Alabama, 0 1 1 Colorado, 0 1 1 Connecticut, 17 3 20 Dist. of Columbia, 0 3 3 Georgia, 0 1 1 Illinois...
...source of gratification to realize that the total registration of the University is 99 greater this year than last. The increase of last year's figures over those of the year before was only 24, so it may be seen that the growth of the University in 1911 is over four times as great...