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...candidates for the position of business manager and stage manager of the fall production of the Dramatic Club are asked to report at Randolph 56 this evening at 7 o'clock. All men, particularly Freshmen, who are interested in business management, stage management, press work, property and electrical work, are urged to come out, whether or not they have had any previous experience. As these positions offer openings in almost every field connected with theatricals, it is hoped that a large number of men will attend this meeting. K. R. Macgowan '11, president of the Dramatic Club, R. Douglas...
...known until the squads reach the scene of the gruelling contest. Nine huskies will then be picked from each squad, and the game will be on. No one has as yet been found willing to risk the brutalities likely to overtake the umpire, but Mr. Beach, representing the University Press, and "Mac," a CRIMSON scrivener of renown, have agreed to act as attorneys-on-the-field to intercede with the umpire. The arena will be the Freshman diamond. Bubbling beer will be used to resuscitate the contestants who will be festooned with appropriate colors to designate to which fraternity they...
Among the guests will be Prince Selim Senudah of Egypt, Mr. Melville E. Stone, president of the Associated Press, and other notable men. A cosmopolitan entertainment will be given during the dinner...
...columns of all the papers are gaping open to any member of the University burdened with a new idea, or anything worth saying; but for some reason, we blush to suggest laziness, extraordinarily few articles are forthcoming, except from those who have to "fill" the papers for the press...
While in College, Mr. Greene was president of the CRIMSON, and sang on both the Freshman and University Glee Clubs. After his graduation, he spent a year abroad and afterwards went to the Law School for two years. Until 1901 he was associated with the University Press, and edited the Harvard Bulletin; in that year he accepted the position of secretary to President Eliot, which he held for four years, resigning in order to accept his present position. Three years ago he was also made a member of the University Council...