Word: attracting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There seems to be no reason why a similar system could not be installed at the Union. An office in the Union, since it is by far the largest organization in the University, carries with it enough honor to attract candidates. A tradition could be built up and the prestige of the competition would grow. The Register has already taken its place as an important college activity; the management of the Union should a-fortiori do likewise. Of course, some elective offices, as at present, should remain, in order to secure representation of the members. But some process of natural...
Judging by early inquiries, the meet will this year probably attract more entries than at any time in the past. The international interest created last year by Oxford's participation in the relay races will be maintained, for unless the war suddenly obliges them to change their plans, Cambridge University will enter the meet. Upsala University, of Stockholm, Sweden, may also send over a relay team...
...Francis Boott Prize, the competition for which is described in another column should attract a large number of compositions from the undergraduate and graduate musicians in the University...
...shall be incurring the enmity of its editors. Neither a special interest nor the publication of the best efforts of the board--or of the candidates!--have been the goal. Whether or not consciously formulated, there is little doubt that the guiding principle of the Illustrated has been to attract and please readers. The field has been a wide and an open one. That the Illustrated is ever better filling this field the present issue bears witness. From whatever angle one views it there is no doubt of the attractiveness of the December number...
...most encouraging advance has been made in the Bible study. In years past the Freshman Bible class has been the only one to attract many men. This year there is an average attendance of 212 in twenty groups. The Christian Association and St. Paul's Society are both filling a very much larger place in the spiritual life of the College...