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Candidates for the course must have taken Geology 4 or have 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...
Today comes the welcome news that Colonel Goetz has been ordered to France to study actual war conditions, in order to conduct his work here next fall in accordance with principles learned first hand on the battlefields. We congratulate the Colonel on his splendid opportunity, and expectantly await his return to Cambridge in September...
...been announced by the Jubilee Committee that no more contributions for the class song will be received. An unusually large number of songs have been submitted, and the Committee is now at work selecting the winner...
...Harvard Memorial Society's announcement of plans for its Memorial Day Service will remind undergraduates of the existence and activities of a comparatively unknown college institution. Year in and year out the Memorial Society continues its quiet work. It publishes the University Guide, places tablets on historic buildings, and lists of former tenants in all the older rooms about the Yard. It collects detailed records of Harvard men who have died in the nation's service, and will exhibit within a few months a full series of their pictures on semi-permanent oaken panels in the Library. Every year...
Surely the work of the society merits the college's support. It strives to keep alive that most cohesive of all realities at the University--Harvard's unbroken and untarnished tradition of liberal learning, which has grown and broadened steadily since 1636, thirteen years, before King Charles I of England lost his head at Whitehall...