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Professor W. A. Neilson h. '96, in speaking, told the men to avoid being what are sometimes called knotiess threads, men who pass through College but leave no mark and do no service. There are many of these in each class, the chief trouble being that they have no definite objective in their College lives. One must stand back from one's ideal to get a proper perspective of it. Then, seeing clearly what it is that one wants, one has the first safeguard against being a knotless thread. It is difficult to select one object out of the many...
...order to avoid confusion, the north door, facing Kirkland street, will be used for those arriving in carriages, and the south door, facing Cambridge street, will be used by pedestrians. After 11 o'clock both doors will be thrown open to those leaving by carriages. Carriage checks will indicate at which door carriages will wait. A special car will leave from in front of Memorial Hall for Adams square at 1 o'clock. Taxicabs will be on hand for those who desire them from 7.30 o'clock...
...object of the date-book, as distinguished from the calendar in the CRIMSON, is to avoid conflicts. Many minor conflicts, and several large ones, have already been avoided. However, the committee believed that the real cause of many conflicts was due to the superabundance of 8 o'clock meetings and the lack of regular days for serial lectures. Mr. Whiting's concerts have been changed from Tuesday to Thursday evenings, to make Thursday a musical evening--with these and the Symphony concerts and Union pop-nights--and to leave the Union free right to Tuesday evening. Lectures held...
...ladies who are to be present be sent to the committee at Hollis 23 by that time. A box list with the number of the boxes occupied by the ladies will be posted and it is desired to have all the names on this in order to avoid confusion...
Each afternoon the first two courts on Jarvis Field will be reserved for trial. To avoid confusion, a blue-book has been placed in Leavitt & Peirce's in which men should sign before noon the time at which them wish to play that afternoon...