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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...need for a fuller understanding among undergraduates of the problems which confront the Union is the reason for the postponement of the vote which was to have been taken today on the question of compulsory membership. In an issue of this sort, involving as it does what virtually amounts to a raise in the tuition fee, the most careful consideration of the facts in the case is necessary...
...LL.D., Dean of the Law School, will speak on "Who Should Go to Law School and Where" in the parlor of Phillips Brooks House this evening at 8 o'clock. Gerard Carl Henderson '12, chairman of the Law Review, will also speak, his subject being the practical problems which confront students in the Law School...
...been secured to give vocational lectures on law, business, and medicine. The lecture on business will be given by Howard Elliot '81, and the lecturer on medicine will probably be Dr. Cabot. There will also be five informal medical talks by prominent physicians, which will deal with problems that confront every student in regard to the care of his health. The first of these lectures will be given by Dr. George F. Tobey on "The Diseases of the Nose, Ear, and Throat, and the Prevention of Colds"; the second by Dr. S. A. Hopkins on "The Care of the Teeth...
...eminent physicians will be held in the Union. These talks will include discussion of the care of the body and prevention of disease, from the standpoint of the average man. They will not be technical, but will deal in a plain straightforward way with the various problems which confront the individual in every-day life...
There are among the question which confront the University, two problems which are admirably fitted to solve each other. One concerns the Union primarily; it has to do with the disposition of the space in the basemen left free by the removal of the CRIMSON. The other involves the use of the somnolent gymnasium fund. The suggestion of Ellery H. Clark '96 that this money be used to make a swimming pool in the unoccupied space in the Union would provide an ideal answer to both question...