Word: annual
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...15th annual Junior Dance will take place in the Living Room of the Union this evening. Two hundred and forty-eight couples and a large number of stags will participate in the dancing, which will begin promptly at 9 o'clock and continue till 4 with an intermission for supper between dances 10 and 11. Twenty numbers are included in the program for which Markel's and Lowe's Orchestras will furnish the music...
...management of the Hasty Pudding Club has announced that the following schedule of performances for its annual spring producing "Barnum Was Right." has been approved by the University authorities...
...exclusively from lectures, and going over his work personally with individual tutors. During the vacations--four months in the summer, four weeks each at Christmas and Easter--the student is expected to do the major part of his work, especially if he is taking advanced courses. There are no annual or monthly exterminations, but a final examination at the end of the whole course, in which he is responsible for all the ground he has covered during his stay at the University. To Americans, the Rhodes Scholar seems remarkably free; he is not required to attend any lectures whatever, provided...
Additional candidates from the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes are wanted immediately for the annual spring business competition of the Advocate. Although the regular competition started on Thursday of last week, new candidates who come out without delay will be in no way handicapped. This short competition which will last only until May 15, will be run strictly on a credit basis of dollars and cents, reckoned on advertisements and office work. All men who wish to compete for the position of business editor may report at the business office in the Advocate building evenings between...
...been left responsible for its financial deficiencies. There is but one way to meet the situation. A drive must be started among the music lovers of Boston, to establish an Endowment Fund with which to provide decent living conditions for the members of the Orchestra, and to meet the annual deficit...