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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...planned to reach more men and to reach them more effectively. Arrangements will be made whereby men will be sent in the evenings to meetings of labor unions, social clubs, and church societies, and during the noon hours into the large factories and packing houses. These men will either speak for five minutes concerning the opportunities of the Union or distribute pamphlets and circulars which describe the Union's work in all its features. To carry out this campaign one hundred men will be needed...
...will be asked to give one hour in either week on any day they prefer. To help the work of the committee in starting the campaign, members of the University who are interested are requested to send their names, together with any preferences for special fields of service, to Grays 47 before they leave College for the summer. R. H. SMITH...
...their best" made a deep impression on me. I asked myself: What can I do to live up to the demand of the Senior who wrote about the course "nothing to it," and the other who wrote "slept most of the time"? Two ways are wide open. Either I make the course so difficult in the first few weeks that only those who have a scholarly interest in psychology will take it. Then the number taking the course would be reduced to less than fifty men and it would be easy to take care that no one of them would...
...seems to be a well-developed and smooth four-oar for so early in the season. After the race Crew B was re-organized, P. Withington, Hooper, and Tabor replacing Richards, Smith, and Ellis at No. 3, No. 2 and bow respectively. The two crews will probably race again either today or tomorrow. This year it has been planned to take two University four-oars to New London provided that the sanction of the Athletic Committee is obtained...
...game by the score of 6 to 4. Since then the team has done well in practice, and defeated the Cornell freshmen last Saturday by the decisive score of 12 to 0. The Freshmen will have the advantage of playing on home grounds and should win a close game. Either Babson, who pitched the first game, or Ernst will be in the box today for the Freshmen. Brinsmade will pitch again for Yale. The positions in the batting orders will remain practically the same as in the first game...