Word: tripping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Following the announcement of a summer course in Montana to be known as Geology 55, a considerable number of applications for a place in the course have been received by Professor J. B. Woodworth, Associate Professor in the Department of Geology, who will be in charge of the trip. The full complement of twenty men has already been obtained, but as four or five of these are still uncertain whether they can attend, a chance for others remains. Applications received from now on will be placed on a waiting list, from which applicants will be accepted in the order...
...received equivalent preparation. They must also satisfy the instructors of their fitness for the field work involved and for the camp life in the mountains. The headquarters of the camp will be at Bozeman, Montana, from which place, mail and supplies will be forwarded to the party during the trip. Further information may be obtained from Professor Woodworth, and all applications should be addressed to him at Room 24, Geological Museum, Oxford street...
...weather is favorable this afternoon, the Freshman nine will meet St. Marks School at Southboro at 3 o'clock. The game was scheduled for April 26 but had to be postponed on account of bad weather. Sixteen members of the squad will make the trip, leaving Cambridge by automobile...
...sudden news that an important speaking trip will prevent ex-President Taft from speaking to members of the University two weeks hence on the League of Nations will disappoint very many students who hoped to hear him. Students, in fact most people in the country, are in need of just such a stimulus...
...been set as the date for the annual dinner and theatre party to be held at the Lombardy Inn. It is customary for the honor men from Yale and Princeton to be present at this meeting, but owing to the war conditions, they will be unable to make the trip to Cambridge this spring. Speeches will be made by R. E. Eckstein '20, orator; G. W. Allport '19, poet; and F. M. Carey '20, Latin odist...