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...senior class voted to wear caps and gowns on Sundays during the spring term. The plan is not in good working order yet as the senior class presented a very disorganized appearance on the first Sunday after vacation...
...response to the request for opinions from the class, communications received by the Class Day Committee have been opposed to the wearing of caps and gowns before Class Day. So far as the committee can ascertain, this seems to be the feeling throughout the class. Although in theory the idea commends itself to almost everyone, in practice it has never proved a success. Therefore the committee feels justified in deciding that the class shall wear caps and gowns only on Baccalaureate Sunday, Class Day and Commencement. There is, however, a decided feeling among a majority of the class that there...
Although the request of the Class Day Committee for an expression of opinion on the wearing of caps and gowns has met with no visible response through the columns of the CRIMSON, this should not be taken as an evidence of entire apathy. Several men, with whom I have talked on the subject, have expressed a wish that we might wear the caps and gowns for some time previous to Class Day, say from the first of May or of June...
...members of the golf, basketball, gymnastic and several other teams are claiming the right to wear the "Y", a meeting of the four athletic organizations will be held tonight to take action on the question...
...work of investigating and testing road materials which is now being carried on in the engineering laboratory of the Lawrence Scientific School under the direction of Mr. S. W. Page is of a very interesting character. The three principal tests so far developed are upon the resistance to wear, relative toughness and cementing value of various stones. Fragments about the size of those used on roads are inclosed tightly in a diagonally pivoted iron cylinder which is rapidly rotated for five hours, the motion throwing the stones from one end of the cylinder to the other and subjecting them...