Word: turning
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...absolutely essential that everyone turn out to the Jubilee rehearsals at 7 o'clock tonight, which will be held in the customary places. If a sufficient number of men do not report, there will be no Jubilee. Tomorrow Dr. Davison will make his report to the Faculty, and he will make it favorable or unfavorable according to the numbers shown at the rehearsals. Everybody...
...lesson of the Mexican officer's remark is a valuable one. There is hardly a greater virtue than obstinacy, if obstinacy is construed as refusal to recognize apparent defeat and turn it to personal advantage. The nations that today possess the soundest traditions of orderly government are the ones that have sacrificed most for it in the past. Their history is filled with the record of lost causes, which have in the end been victorious. It is difficult to predict the exact outcome of the present Mexican revolution. Just now it seems likely that a new government may be established...
Competitors for the Freshman class song contest must turn in their manuscripts and music to either Dr. Davison or R. G. Hooker, Jr., '23 at James Smith B-22 on or before next Monday, May 3. Manuscripts must be tupewritten and signed and the words must be original. Two men may work together on the music and words. The music for the songs may be original, or may be some well-known tune, but no popular dance music will be accepted...
...short speeches by the 1923 officers on matters of interest to the class, and the customary refreshments will be offered. Music will be furnished during the evening. Since this is the last informal meeting of the class this year, beside the Jubilee gatherings, it is hoped that all will turn...
...best race of the afternoon. Lewis with a 25-yard handicap, took the lead in the fifth lap and held it until the end, beating out E. L. Bond, E.S., by 50 yards. In the quarter-mile, C. A. Page '21 gained the lead on the last turn and breasted the tape four yards ahead of H. W. Howe...