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...improvement upon any of its predecessors that the 1916 book, like the four immediately before it, has been able to make only small improvements. In the present case, however, these are so many that the 1916 Album seems much the best that has yet been issued. Mechanically, it is larger than its predecessors by twenty-three pages, it is bound in real leather, is better bound than its predecessors, and surpasses them in the execution of both pictures and text. The amount of attention, in fact, that has been given to minor matters of arrangement, mechanical execution, and proofreading...
...Yale Student Council has completed arrangements for a Preparatory School Alumni Day. Several of the larger schools in the east, such as Andover, Exeter, Hill, Hotchkiss, Lawrenceville, Taft, St. Mark's, Choate, Pomfret, Groton, and St. George's have approved the plan, which will allow men to visit their schools without missing any athletic contests, and with cuts probably excused...
Movies will furnish entertainment after the dinner, and a generous supply of beer, ginger-ale, and cigarettes will be on hand. A first-class orchestra has been secured to play through the evening. Comparatively few men have as yet purchased tickets. Nevertheless, provision has been made for a much larger number and it is hoped that Juniors will get tickets today from the committee, at the Union, or at Leavitt & Peirce's, and come in a body tomorrow night. 1917 DINNER COMMITTEE...
...final collection of text-books by the Phillips Brooks House will take place some time during the final examination period. At that time all books will be gladly accepted, but especially the textbooks of the larger undergraduate courses. In view of this fact, all those who are planning to dispose of old textbooks are urged to keep them until the collection...
...hearing that the added expense to classes from the rent of halls for class smokers, dinners, dances and mass meetings if the Union were not at their disposal, would average five or six dollars per man if the expenses were borne equally by every man. In other words, a larger donation would be expected from members of each class, if the Union were compelled to close its doors in the future. By the proposed system of universal support, thus placing the Union under the wing of the University, the taxes and rent amounting to something like $6,500 will...