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Unless eighty per cent. of the Sophomore class joins the Union, 1917 cannot hold its smokers there. The benefits of the smokers have been too often told in this column to need recounting. The small smokers planned for groups of fifty men, cannot accomplish what the general Union smokers do. The class will be hurting itself and its chances of unity if it abandons the custom of holding these class smokers, and the custom certainly is destined to perish unless enough Sophomores do join the Union...
...this column on Saturday we urged members of the University to take more than a passing interest in the present European war. Today there is printed in another column a direct appeal to Harvard men by the American Red Cross. This appeal should not be passed by but should be received with interest and attention. No organized aid has yet been rendered by Harvard towards the war sufferers beyond a collection made in the Stadium. The CRIMSON suggests that the four undergraduate classes take steps to see what aid Harvard can contribute to the relief of the war sufferers...
...letter to the CRIMSON printed in another column President Lowell states just what he did say on this subject. It would be only fair for the newspapers which misquoted him, to print this letter...
...Weld, Juniors at Grays, Sophomores at Matthews, and Freshmen at Massachusetts. At 1 o'clock there will be a regular cheer, after which the parade, preceded by Kanrich's Band, will get preceded by Kanrich's Band, will get under way. At the north end of the Yard the column will stop to give class and regular cheers before, proceeding on around the Yard and out at the Johnson Cate. It will then continue down Boylston street, across the new bridge, and into the field. When the men are settled in the cheering section, cheers for the individual members...
...Freshman entrance figures show the same tendency which was noted in this column last year. There is a marked increase in men entering by the new plan, together with an increase of 70 in the total Freshman enrollment. There is also a gratifying decrease in men refused admission...