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After taking the degree of Ph.D. at Yale in 1903 and of M.D. at Johns Hopkins in 1897, Dr. Strong went to the Philippines in 1898 as First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon in the United States Army. He studied tropical diseases and was made president of the Army board for investigations of them. Since 1901 he has been Directory of the Government Biological Laboratory at Manila, Where, in 1907, he was made Professor of Tropical Medicine in the College of Medicine and Surgery. In 1911 Dr. Strong went to China with Dr. Oscar Teague as delegate to the International Plague...
Opposed to this individual playing the University team presented a quality of team-work that promises much. The passes were frequent and rarely went wild, although they were occasionally too high. Clark, at right wing, showed much improvement in his game and did not noticeably hold back the other forwards. Sortwell and Phillips played the most brilliant games, scoring 6 goals between them...
...letters awarded in the last five years, beginning in 1907-08, in football, baseball, crew, and track, 69 per cent, went to men from private schools, 27 per cent, to those from public schools, and 4 per cent, to those entering from other colleges. The number of private school men holding letters is two and one-half times as great as the number of public school men. The list by schools in the five years under consideration is as follows: private, 136; public, 53; other colleges, 8. The figures do not include letters awarded to managers, or to players...
...National Civil Service Reform League at the league's meeting in Milwaukee on Saturday. Among other officers elected were R. W. Belcher '06, secretary, and G. T. Keyes '89, assistant secretary. The league again urged the passage of the pending bill for the improvement of the foreign service, and went on record as opposed to all preferences of individuals or of special classes in making government appointments. It also expressed confidence in President-elect Wilson to support the merit principle...
...clock the players went to the New London baseball park, where they were divided up into two teams, and secret signal practice held. Although no football clothes were worn, the practice was very satisfactory. The hour following dinner was spent in singing, after which another signal drill was held in the Y. M. C. A. Gymnasium. A long blackboard talk followed and the men retired at 9.30 o'clock...