Word: center
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Members of the R. O. T. C. are expected to attend this lecture in uniform, and a special section of seats will be reserved for them in the center of the hall. The remaining seats will be open to all members of the University...
...much greater significance is the formation of a club located abroad in the general center of activity at Paris, to which members of many American colleges may go for society and recreation. Far from the scenes of their college life, it will give to its members a feeling of the nearness and presence of old associations, and an opportunity for making or renewing the acquaintanceships which have meant so much in the past...
...last half of the sixth the informals increased their score to 7 by excellent stick work and a brilliant display of base running. J. B. Wolverton '20 led off with a single and then stole second. Evans knocked a long fly to center field which Larkin dropped. An error by shortstop brought Wolverton home and placed Evans on third. H. C. Ward '20 singled, and he and Evans scored by means of a hit, a fielder's choice, and a sacrifice...
Dadmun's team is scattered, while the Informals hold the center of a neo-athletic stage. No longer do the colleges reign supreme in the football world, for the Service terms must be reckoned with. To see civilian meet solider is a noble sight, but still we yearn for our old foes. Let us hope that next year we may again see a University team marching down the field to Harvardiana and the cheers of Harvard's five thousand sons. Until that happens we wish the Informals the best of luck, hoping that next year they may be University material...
...olive drab shirt. The design is embroidered in blue on olive drab cloth of the shape and dimensions prescribed by the War Department. This badge will be worn by all members of the Corps. (c) The cap ornament is a bronze wreath with the letters R.O.T.C. in center. (d) The collar ornament for coat is a bronze device R.O.T.C. worn, on each side, one inch from edge of collar. (e) Badges and modals which have been awarded in the service of the United States may be worn, bite no other...