Word: speakers
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Captain Fish, the last speaker, spoke of the spring practice, which will begin in about two weeks. He emphasized the importance of this early work. A great deal of attention is given to individual coaching in the spring, while in the fall the coach must use his time in developing a machine. Captain Fish urged every one who was not playing on another team to report without fail...
...Brush Club will held its annual dinner at the Hotel Westminister on Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Frank Miles Day of Philadelphia, formerly president of the American Institute of Architects, will be the principal speaker of the evening, and several members of the Faculty will also speak. The dinner will be open only to members of the club, and to invited guests...
...third of the series of four small Sophomore dinners arranged for the year will be held in the Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 6.30 o'clock. Professor R. B. Merriman '96 will be the principal speaker, and several members of the class will also speak. Every fourth man on the alphabetical list of the class has been invited...
...present all bills that they wished. But there are such a number of bills at this present time, that it has been necessary to make rules giving preference to certain classes of bills; and a Committee on rules is appointed with power to designate the privileged measures. The Speaker of the House is compelled to recognize any man who tries to pass a privileged bill, except on two days of each month, called days of suspension. During these two days only is the Speaker an autocrat. As the Speaker is chosen from the members and is selected for pre-eminent...
...Ogden gave an interesting lecture in the Union last evening on retail trade as a profession for college men. This was the second of the series of lectures on the professions arranged by the Governing Board of the Union. The speaker said that he realized that business has not the glamour for the university man which is possessed by such professions as medicine, law, and engineering. Narrow-minded prejudice against trade is, however, giving way to a new order of judgment, a spirit of true democracy, which recognizes a man by his deeds. The management of the department store...