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...doubts the determination of every man on the football squad and the entire University has the utmost confidence that this determination can bring results. From now until Saturday, it is the job of the undergraduates to show their support in no uncertain terms. At the mass-meeting tomorrow, at the Stadium Thursday, in the Bowl Saturday, there the undergraduate has his chance to stand behind the men on the playing field. And it is only with such support that there can be expected another victory over the Bulldog by the Underdog...
...office. In his three months of service since his appointment by Governor Cox, he has shown scrupulous honesty of purpose, legal ability above the average, and fearlessness in the execution of his duty. From any sane, intelligent standpoint it is obvious that his election is of the utmost importance. More than the returning of a good man to office, more than the repudiation of an administration which can be termed a criminal distortion of duty, the whole principle of the worth of popular government is being tested...
Last year, with the Stadium taxed to the utmost, a system under which preference was given to graduates proved unsatisfactory. This year, however, no undergraduate will be deprived of his right to three tickets, for the present order of preference gives undergraduates first choice, followed by college graduates, graduate schools students, and graduate schools graduates...
There is every indication that facilities this year will be taxed to their utmost, judging from the demand for lockers at Hemenway and the Squash Courts. Whereas last season 765 had engaged lockers in Hemenway by October 31, there are now 886. At the squash courts there are 195, as against 135 last year...
...There are three distinct revolutions of the utmost importance going on in china today," declared the Right Reverend Logan Herbert Roots '91, Bishop of Hankow, yesterday. The statement was made in the first of his series of lectures on "The Present Situation in China", which are being given on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons of this week at 4 o'clock in Reed Hall of the Episcopal Theological School, Brattle street. The lectures are open to the public...