Word: signed
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...have had some experience under the proposed system as it exists in Europe. It is a distinct departure from existing habits for a body of undergraduates seriously to devote themselves to the problem of getting more out of college than has been gotten before, and is a good sign of the change that is taking place in the student's attitude toward his work. The Educational Association has siezed on a good idea; non are more ready to admit it than members of the faculty. None are more ready to offer sound advice and that experience which the students lack...
Statistics already show that Boston College has pledged 1500 of its students for the parade. In order that the committee in charge may have some basis of estimation of the number in the University Unit, all men expecting to join are urged to sign at once their intention of doing so in a Blue Book provided for the purpose at Leavitt & Peirce's or the Crimson Building...
...needed to usher at the Centre College game Saturday. Ushers will have an opportunity to see the entire contest free of charge. The opportunity to usher is open to all men in the University, graduate students as well as others; and all who wish to usher should sign the Blue Book at Leavitt & Peirce's at once. The Blue Book will be closed positively at 6 o'clock Friday night, after which time no further applications will be received. The complete list will be posted in Leavitt & Peirce's window Saturday morning...
...make application for an "absentee voter" ballot. The Harding-Coolidge Club of Harvard has arranged to have a number of these applications sent to them at once and will soon have them on hand at their office in the CRIMSON building, where the voters of the University may sign them. Then as soon as the "absentee voter" ballots have been received, the club will provide, without any expense to the voter, a notary public who will witness the marking of the ballot. All men who will be absent from their homes on the day of the election, should sign their...
...outstanding feature of the game was the attack of Churchill, who contributed the most brilliant open field running that has been seen on Soldiers Field this year. It was his dazzling 20-yard run for a touchdown early in the third period which was the first sign of life on the Harvard offense. Running from kick formation he started wide, then cut back and romped through the entire Brown and Gold team, evading what looked like sure disaster. His ability to keep going after he has apparently been smothered is reminiscent of the great Casey, and marks...