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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Albert Parker Fitch '00 will hold the second meeting of the Freshman Bible Class tonight in the Smith Halls Common Room at 7 o'clock. Dr. Fitch will discuss the various problems that confront a Freshman and the class will meet regularly on Mondays hereafter...
...Arthur Woods '92, police commissioner of New York City spoke interestingly in the Union last night on the problems that confront a policeman in New York and of the imperfect conditions under which a body of 11,000 men has to control a population of five and a half millions, two and a half millions of which are foreigners. He spoke of the various methods of policeing the city and told of his experiences as deputy commissioner six years ago. "One of the most striking things about New York crime," said Mr. Woods, "is the fact that a large proportion...
...Fitch '00 will give the third of his series of talks to Freshmen in the parlor of Phillips Brooks House this evening at 7 o'clock. These talks are on the various problems that confront a man during his first year of University life and all Freshmen will be greatly benefited by them. Thus far 1918 has not approached 1917's attendance record, and tonight it is hoped more Freshmen will take advantage of the opportunities offered by these meetings...
...will be held tonight at 7 o'clock in the Parlor of the Phillips Brooks House. Hereafter the class will meet regularly every Monday evening. Dr. Albert Parker Fitch '00, who will conduct the class again this year, will discuss in the series of talks the various problems which confront a Freshman. The class of 1917 averaged 120 men to a meeting; it is hoped that 1918 will exceed that record. A committee of Sophomores composed of D. Campbell, A. E. Crighton, F. Fremont-Smith, J. Machado L. A. Morgan, and W. W. Webster will attend to the organization...
...held in the dormitories the talks will take place in Phillips Brooks House, not in the dormitories, as was announced. All Freshmen are strongly urged to attend; 1917 averaged 120 men to a meeting. The class will meet regularly thereafter on Monday evenings, Dr. Fitch discussing different problems which confront the Freshmen...