Word: givenly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...first scrimmage of the season for the 1924 football players was held yesterday afternoon after the usual stiff training work had been run off. Team A was given the ball in the center of the field and tried a series of line plays as a start-off, but Team B received the ball on downs. A successful forward pass took the ball well down the field, but a second pass was gathered in by a Team A man. The wind favored the first team in the kicking duel which now followed, and left Jenkins in a position to kick...
Preceding his speech in the Living Room of the Union, General Fayolle will be the guest of honor at a dinner given by the Governing Board of the Union at 7 o'clock in the Trophy Room. President Lowell, members of the Corporation of the University, heads of the Cambridge and Shannon Posts of the American Legion, representatives of the Faculty, and the undergraduate committee of the Union will be present...
...secretary. The pending plan proposes the possibility of an exchange, at the pleasure of the Secretary of State, between the two sides of the service. This is done simply by standardizing the grades of the consular service and of the secretaries so as to make a secretary of any given grade interchangeable with a consul of a certain grade. As a corollary to this I propose a much more liberal salary scale for the secretaries. At present, consuls receive from $2500 to $12,000. I propose that hereafter secretaries shall receive up to $8000 instead of, as now, only...
...first of a series of monthly bulletins. These contain all the important club notices for the month for which they are issued. The contents of the first bulletin will include news of the Union tennis tournament, which begins on October 11; plans for buffot luncheons to be given before the football games with Centre College and Princeton; and plans for the publication of election returns on the night of November 2. These and other activities will be conducted by the Union for its members...
...privileges of the Union will include a series of six tea-dances on the afternoons of football games; lectures by prominent men on subjects of general interest; a pool and billiard room, where instruction in those games will be given free to all members who wish it; a library and reading room, where magazines and newspapers from all parts of the country will be on file; and various special entertainments...