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...Baldwin is a director and the moving spirit of the Civil Liberties Union, which was founded in New York shortly after the beginning of the war in 1914. Its avowed purpose is to preserve the constitutional rights of free speech, free press and free assembly. At the entry of the United States into the war Mr. Baldwin declared himself a conscientious objector and denounced the draft. For this he was imprisoned in Newark, N. J., under the provisions of the Selective Service Act. It is practically from this experience only that he has gained his knowledge of prison systems that...
Although no official announcement has been made by the Athletic Association in regard to an answer by the Oxford-Cambridge authorities to the cablegram sent by Major F. W. Moore '93 Monday, press dispatches received yesterday from London indicate that either July 16 or 23, the two dates proposed for the University-Yale meet with the English colleges, will be acceptable to the latter. The message sent by Major Moore, after consultation with the Yale authorities, said that July 16 would be the most satisfactory date for the two American universities to compete, offering July 23 as an alternative...
...preliminary to the celebration, in October, of the six hundredth anniversary of Dante's death, an occasion which will be widely observed in Italy and throughout the world. The second edition of Professor Courtney Langdon's translations of Dante's works has just been published by the University Press, and will be the University Press, and will be the University's contribution to the celebration in Italy...
Frederick Roy Martin '93 of New York, Acting General Manager of the Associated Press...
...limited, yesterday, to a debate on the advantages of college publicity, and the methods best suited for furthering whatever publicity might be considered expedient. It was finally decided that it was a good scheme for the college paper to employ a man who would work in conjunction with the press reporters of the large city papers...