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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.- The weekly meeting will be held in Holden Chapel at 6.45 o'clock. Men wishing to join Professor Thayer's Bible Class are especially asked to be present to decide on a regular time for meeting...
There is no room for more regular members, but Dr. Sargent has announced that if anyone is not in position three minutes after the whistle is blown, his place may be taken by anyone else who has signed the book in the office. If enough men sign the book at the office, another class will be formed...
...present time is smaller than at a corresponding time last year; this decrease in numbers, however, is a sign rather of health than of decline. Last year it was announced that beginning with this fall term no special students were to be admitted to the school without passing the regular examinations. As most of these specials were not college graduates, the effect has been to increase very largely the proportion of college graduates to the whole number of men. This of course is distinctly a raising of the standard of the school...
...today at 5 o'clock. As the number of applicants for membership in this class is much in excess of the capacity of the main floor it will be impossible to give positions to all who have applied. Should any whose names are on the plan, and thereby assigned regular positions fail to fill them, their places may be taken by those whose names are on the waiting list. The positions on the floor and the names on the plan will be numbered correspondingly, so any one can rapidly find the place assigned...
There is a scheme on foot for giving up one or possibly all of the regular winter meetings and substituting open handicap games in Boston some time in February or March. It will be necessary to obtain the consent of the Athletic Committee, but hopes are entertained that a petition will be successful, as such games would greatly improve the financial standing of the association. The regular winter meetings have seldom netted any profits...