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Although fourteen undergraduate volunteers went to France to work in the Harjes Ambulance Corps, the official representative of the American-Red-Cross in France, today there is an even more crying need for volunteers. Combined with the Harjes Unit is that conducted by Richard Norton '92 and that conducted by H. C. Hoskier, Father of R. W. Hoskier '18, who is flying in the French Aviation Service. These three sections combined together, while not as large as the American Ambulance, are at present striving to do America's part at the front. The work in this unit has an especial...
...Abbot '17 had an excellent day at goal for team B. He stopped frequent hard shots, and once when Captain Morgan dashed down the rink and got by both defence men, Abbot went out to meet him and effectively prevented a score. J. I. Wylde '17, at goal for the regulars, also did well, not letting the puck by him once...
...intercollegiate chess championship again went to Columbia when the New York players survived with a comfortable margin the third and final round of the intercollegiate chess tournament at the Princeton Club, New York, on December 23. Columbia finished with eight points to her credit, Yale following in second place with six and one-half. The grand totals of the University and Princeton were five and one-half and four points respectively. The surprise of the tournament came in the last round when Yale, after having tied both the previous matches against Princeton and the University, defeated the Columbia team...
...some other distinguished former members of the Harvard Department of Philosophy, which appeared recently in the CRIMSON in the form of a clipping from the Springfield Republican, was very considerably marred, at least to students of philosophy, by the unnecessary and unjust disparagement of Mr. Bertrand Russell which went along with...
...graduated three years later. He was the last surviving member of his class and next to his fellowtownsman, Dr. N. E. Soule '45, was the oldest University alumnus. He attended the Medical School and received his degree from there in 1849. After practising medicine for a short time, he went into business with his brother in Boston and retired...