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Upon the recommendation of the Regimental Committee, and under the provisions of paragraphs 5 and 13, "Regulations for the Government of the Harvard Regiment," the following members are dropped from the rolls of the Regiment, they having been absent without acceptable excuses, from two or more prescribed drills and lectures: Privates A. I. Bronstein '19, Company E; H. K. Chadwick 1G., Company E; L. Crosscup '19, Company A; H. N. Donovan '17, Company A; S. B. Fahey uC., Company E; F. W. Garrijost 1G., Company A; T. W. Morris 1L., Company G; H. Ober '19, Company B; R. E. Sherwood...
...spite of printed pamphlets, lectures, and intimate talks by Faculty advisers, too many Freshmen in past years have reached the first of May, when their general plans of study are due, without understanding the principles of the elective system. The meeting in New Lecture Hall tomorrow morning is the best adapted remedy yet found for this condition of ignorance. The 285 members of 1919 regularly enrolled in Government 1, plus other Freshmen who have no conflicting lectures, offer the chance for the Committee on the Choice of Electives to reach directly a majority of the class...
Volunteers are again requested to help clean the rifles at the Armory. It is impossible for the one man now on duty, at the Armory to get the rifles in proper condition without help from the members of the Harvard Regiment. A few men each day will accomplish wonders. W. R. WALSH. Sergeant Major...
Besides the photographs, without which the Senior Album will be incomplete, class "lives" are needed. Nearly one hundred lives, from the total class membership...
...Theological Institution and students in the Senior Class who are already Bachelors of Arts, who have attained an average grade of not less than 85 per cent. during the preceding year in the School, may, with the approval of both Faculties, register in the Harvard Divinity School, and take, without charge, a maximum of two Harvard courses as part of their year's work in Newton Theological Institution; it being understood that this agreement does not oblige an instructor to give any course which would not be given were it not for students in Newton Theological Institution...