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...number of undergraduates to organize a forum at which men can discuss both sides of important public questions. At present the plan is to restrict the membership of the organization to about sixty men whose interest in such a movement is known. Later on it is planned to send out undergraduates to speak before civic organizations, labor unions, and similar bodies...
...University, Springfield College, M.I.T., Tufts, Dartmouth, and Brown will grapple in an intercollegiate wrestling meet March 20 in the Auditorium at Springfield. This meet will be a revival of the New England championships, which have not been held since before the war. Yale will not send a team, as it has accepted a previous invitation to compete in the eastern intercollegiate wrestling meet at New York. An attempt will be made to arrange a match between the winners of the two meets for the eastern championship...
...trust that Harvard will feel inclined to send another relay team to Albany at some future date and that you will personally be able to accompany the team...
...plan to have the Child's cup race a part of the regatta is dependent on whether examinations can be so arranged at Columbia that she can send a crew down. If not, the Childs cup will be competed for at some other time as usual, and the Stewards' cup will be the first University race on the Henley program...
...Professor Johnston's growing interest in military history led him eight years ago to sound out what was being done in that line in our army. In 1912, as chairman of the Military History Committee of the American Historical Association, he invited the General Staff to send representatives to address the association at its annual meeting at Boston. This led to the offering of a military history prize and to subsequent sessions at Association meetings devoted to military history. It led on the army side to Professor Johnston's being invited each year to lecture at our War College...