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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...have voted that toward the first 12 fellowships raised in memory of Field Service men who died in the war; $12,500 shall be contributed from this fund to each $12,500 raised by any individuals or committees. The fellowships for 1921-22, not to exceed 25 in number, will be of the value of $200 plus 10,000 francs, and will be tenable for one year. They will be renewable for another year upon application, provided circumstances warrant...
After speaking of the increasing number of college men in the House, especially from Harvard and Amherst in representing Massachusetts, Congressman Gillett urged that every young man select a party and be guided in selection by the finding of the same ideals and purposes in the men of the party he finally chooses to associate himself with...
...interested in the stage, as well as members of the Dramatic Club, are invited to attend the open meeting which will be held in the Trophy Room of the Union tonight at 7 o'clock. Mr. Charles Swain Thomas, an editor of the Atlantic Press, an author of a number of English books, and a noted student and critic of literature and drama will be the principal speaker. E. A. Whitney '17, a former officer of the Dramatic Club and member of the "47 Workshop," and J. W. D. Seymour '17, who directed the club's plays last year, will...
Boxing classes started at the Hemenway Gymnasium yesterday afternoon and will continue to be held on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the indoor season. To accommodate the large number of men who want to secure instruction, there will be four sections on these afternoons beginning at 1.45 and lasting until 5.45. All students in the University can join these classes and will receive both the equipment and the instruction free. At the end of the season there will be an University boxing tournament...
Although 110 men from the University have been placed in the different settlement houses, boys, clubs, Y. M. C. A. s, and churches around Boston, and are either teaching, reading entertaining, playing basketball, or visiting poor families, there is still a large number of places to be filled and every day new calls for aid are received. There is work and there are places to work for all who can give two hours a week either in the afternoon or evening. At present the largest demand is for men to take over boys' basketball clubs, to assist along musical lines...