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...room of Hemenway Gymnasium this morning at 10 o'clock. Entries officially closed last night at 6 o'clock, but members of the University who have not signed up will be allowed to compete if they present themselves at the Gymnasium at 10 o'clock this morning. No strength test will be required. The tournaments are open to students in the University in regular standing as graduates, undergraduates, or unclassified students. Any student may enter the novice championship provided that he has fenced for less than two years. All Freshmen are eligible for the 1920 championship...
...opportunity is open also to Freshmen who desire to take advantage of it before their second year. The requirement of the Office is that all students in the College except those who entered before 1910 must pass before the end of their second year a special oral examination to test their power of translating either French or German...
...College who have not already passed their oral examination in either French or German will have another opportunity next week to do so. Under the conditions of admittance into the College every candidate must pass, by the end of his second year, a special oral examination to test his reading knowledge of either French or German. Men may take either or both of these examinations, which will be given in the afternoons beginning Tuesday, May 8. All candidates who wish to take the tests are to notify the Recorder, 4 University Hall, in writing on or before Monday...
...Training Corps today begins the final test. Perhaps we have too tediously emphasized the need for preparation, but we cannot do it too often. For the examinations which start this morning are doubly important. In the first place, they have all the value and seriousness of finals in ordinary times. In the second, they are the last obstacles which stand in the way of a lieutenant's commission. Thus they are a test of academic as well as military fitness, for the past as well as for the future...
...decided brace, with a stiffening in the college morale. President Lowell's policy is on trial. The reputation of the R. O. T. C. is in the balance. Only a few days remain before we shall ourselves write the decision in our blue-books. Confronted by the first crucial test, we must not fail...