Word: callings
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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Although the CRIMSON is glad to publish communications on all subjects of interest to the University, provided always that they be printable, we do not publish them if anonymous. If so requested, however, the names signed to communications will be withheld. We call attention to this rule because anonymous communications have been handed in, and we wish the authors of them to understand why they have received no attention. This rule applies also to unsigned notices, and it may save men considerable inconvenience if they will remember...
...rowing management and coaches are rightly indignant at the small number and unconcern of the Freshman crew candidates. 62 men reported for the first regular crew practice Monday. Only 15 responded to the urgent call published for more men, and a corresponding number of the original squad cut yesterday. Thus 62 was the greatest number of men available for practice either day. There must be some reasons for such a pitiful showing: the only ones apparent are laziness and a misunderstanding of the necessary qualifications of an oarsman--height and weight. We will pass over the former with the remark...
...wish to call the attention of the Juniors to their class meeting this evening, because the important question of Senior dormitories will be discussed and the situation made clear to everybody. In the past the Junior class has had to fight for mere preference in the allotment of Yard rooms, while this year the entire responsibility of assignment is to be entrusted to the members of the class, who will be allowed the privilege of applying in larger groups than heretofore. All Juniors should at least investigate the question of rooming in the Senior dormitories next year, and it will...
About 60 candidates reported for Freshman crew practice yesterday afternoon. The material was very light and unpromising; and another call for candidates has been issued. The work consisted entirely of rowing on the machines...
...difficult to develop sufficient material for a swimming team without a proper tank that the loss of one or two men is almost sure to prevent its winning, but it is almost impossible for the men that do come out to get the necessary practice and training. We call attention to this lamentable situation, not only to show that the swimming team is made to labor at a disadvantage, but because it is another instance of the sad need of a new gymnasium and tank...