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...University team is as follows: C. F. Havemeyer '21, J. Caswell '20, W. H. D. Huttig '21, T. T. Hoopes, Occ, R. Fiske '20, and C. Muller '20. These men have done better than 85 per cent shooting this spring, which is about the same as the recent scores at Yale...
...militia, the workers are bound to arm themselves and adopt violent methods in their strike. Where the workers go armed, the employer is bound to call in additional force; and the vicious circle widens indefinitely, each side alleging self-protection as the cause for its acts. The recent series of affrays in Matewan, West Virginia, have already cost a dozen lives, detectives, strikers, and peaceful citizens being numbered among the slain. Such futile affairs as this need never occur, if only employer and employee alike could learn to refrain from provoking their opponents...
...recent meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club last Tuesday the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Francesco Vela; First Vice-President; H. D. White; Second Vice-President, C. W. Rogeberg; Secretary, H. D. Vander Arend; Treasurer, H. W. Hardy; Student Council representatives, J. V. Manach and R. P. Bridgman; Counsellors, Professor G. G. Wilson, Mr. W. I. Tibbetts and Professor B. S. Hurlburt...
...need of scholarship aid. The candidate will be selected by the Scholarship Committee from among the six candidates who receive the highest marks in their college entrance examinations, either under the new or old plans of admission. Preference may be given to applicants from schools which have not in recent years sent boys to Harvard College, and from districts in which few scholarships are offered...
...Coal Mine Situation in Great Britain" will be the subject of a speech by R. H. Tawney, the noted British economist and author, in Emerson D tonight at 8 o'clock. Through his recent service on the Sankey Coal Commission in England, appointed to investigate the coal situation and the general unrest among the workers, and his training as an economist, Mr. Tawney is thoroughly conversant with his topic. He comes to the University at the invitation of the Department of Economics. The lecture will be open to the public...