Word: yesterday
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...result of the three months' competition which ended yesterday John Watson '22 of Milton has been appointed second assistant manager of the crew. This appointment is, of course, subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and the Student Council. Last year Watson was manager of the 1922 crew...
...Yesterday the University entertained as its guests prominent members of the Armenian Mission to the United States. Headed by General Bagratooni, this mission has come to America to seek support for the newly established Armenian Republic, which is once more threatened by the Turks...
...Eddie" Mahan '16 aided Coaches Fisher and Parmenter in putting the squad through a hard drill yesterday. A short talk by Fisher was followed by punting practice, in which Humphrey, Church, Felton, and R. Horween kicked long spirals to Murray, Gratwick, Casey, Hamilton, and the other backs...
...Senior class are new closed. With the additional nomination of Robert Gardiner Payne, of Garrison, Md., for the Class Day Committee, and the resignation of Samuel Frothingham, Jr., of Lenox, from candidacy for the Photographic Committee, both of which were received and accepted by the Nominating Committee yesterday, the list of nominees now totals 34. Of these four are for Secretary, five for the Class Committee, 18 for the Class Day Committee, and seven for the Photographic Committee. Thirteen of the total are to be elected...
...quite in accord with your disposition to give every man his day in court that you printed the letter which appeared yesterday objecting to Mr. Humphries' talk on Russia. While recognizing the sincerity of its authors, it seems to me that one cannot hope too earnestly that their views may not prevail. Their letter's intolerant demand for the suppression of facts about Russia ought not to prevail in an institution dedicated to to Truth, and is as dangerous to the accomplishment of the university's contribution to national life as the current journalistic claptrap which inspired...