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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Thwing '13; 57, J. L. Stifel '14; Mt. Auburn street--54, S. F. Greeley '15; 68, M. L. Greeley '15 and T. C. Taylor '15; Perkins--3, W. A. Hamlin '13; 66, C. L. Callander '13; Plympton street--52, E. D. Smith '12; 56, H. R. Page '13; Randolph--12, E. Blaine '14; 16, M. B. Phillips '15; 43, G. G. Geraghty '14; Ridgely--31, J. B. Camp '15; Russell--22, E. S. Robinson '14; Russell Annex--33, F. C. Holbrook '13; Stoughton--12, L. A. Mahoney '13; 23, J. D. Wilson '12; Sumner Road--14, A. H. Onthank...
...accurate. Its implications, as far as they can be translated into English, are nothing more nor less than slanders. Take for example the first two lines of the second stanza. Powerful beyond a doubt, they yet convey a totally false impression. To quote from the "Question Box" (page 300) we find the question asked "If the Pope is the successor of Peter, why doesn't he imitate him in simplicity of life? Why ape the pomp and luxury of worldly princes?" The answer reads, "The greater number of the Popes have been remarkable for their holiness of life. Surely...
...hope that this apparently insignificant alteration implies the complete adoption of the committee's recommendations, several of which are outlined on another page. As we pointed out in these columns last June, the value of concentrating into one week events which were formerly spread over two weeks, possesses a very obvious advantage. Under the program of the past few years it has been impossible for alumni from the West to attend the Yale baseball game and the boat race without an absence from home of nearly two weeks. Under the proposed schedule "several consecutive days, well filled with events which...
Notices of the information bureaus conducted at Brooks House and the Cosmopolitan Club are to be found on another page...
Notices of the information bureaus conducted at Brooks House and the Cosmopolitan Club are to be found on another page...