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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...enlist. The University is only too willing to meet them half-way, to give them its plant and facilities for teaching, its instructors and its experience. The Cruft laboratory, the Gymnasium, Pierce, Perkins, and Memorial Halls are already at their disposal. Our athletic field and equipment is theirs to use when they have time. If there is anything more that we can give them, we will do so gladly. It is an honor to the University to consider them a part, and a very integral part, of itself...
...Avenue, at 7.45 o'clock. Elections to the photographic board are made on the basis of the number of photographs published during the competition, which lasts about twelve weeks. No previous experience is necessary in this competition as the candidates will be provided with cameras and will have the use of the dark room. The work will consist of taking pictures of the various activities in the University and objects which are of interest during the year...
...previous experience is necessary for the photographic competition. The candidates will be provided with cameras, and will be permitted to make use on the new, fully equipped dark room. Snapshots of events about Cambridge and action pictures will find space in the paper, as well as pictures of college buildings, and other interesting objects. There will be 16 issues during the year, of which the first is now in the press. Business candidates reporting at this time will not be seriously handicapped...
...collar. Until the close of the football season the football squad will be given three hours intensive work on Monday afternoons instead of six hours throughout the week, later entering the regular companies. The war department has sent the college 200 rifles, bayonets and scabbards for the use of the Corps...
...most interest, will be a series of lectures on photographic surveying, including surveying from aeroplanes. Practical work in the field, the reading of maps, and the study of models will be undertaken in connection with the lectures. In the elementary course, the first principles of the construction and use of topographic maps, with special reference to military requirements, will be taught, followed by work in the field on a flat and a position sketch, with the traverse board and simple instruments