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...combine the 62 railway systems west of Chicago into four great groups is the plan of President Hale Holden of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. Each group would include 30,000 to 35,000 miles of rail; each would have an investment value of approximately two billions; each would have access to the Great Lakes, the Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Ocean. The divisions proposed are based geographically upon the four great systems of the West...
...purpose of the Academy to seal up these records beyond access, but to keep them where they may become the "most valuable source of information of the personal and biographic and critical sides of American esthetic history in years to come". The members propose to pick out that which is the best of this day and age, and to put it where it may become a stimulus to the genius of the future generations which are to carry on the admirable work begun by the Academy of the present. As such it should be a source of inspiration to every...
...April, 1923. The candidates will be allowed 30 minutes and may present their subject either by reading a paper or by speaking with or without notes. A list of references will be posted on Library Bulletin Board of the Graduate School of Education, and the contestants will be allowed access to this library in preparation of their subjects...
...Huntington avenue "Y" has offered one of the best tanks in New England to the prospective team; but naturally this could only be available at the inconvenient hours when it is little used. Furthermore Huntington Y. M. C. A. is in Boston and can hardly be considered easy of access...
...such a change is by no means regretable. The increased possibilities, the easy access to Boston have not changed all the old customs. Rooms still portray personality whether it be through cards on the floor and "Life" on the table or by etchings, old prints and Maxfield Parrish. There are too, here and there, private libraries and even secluded and picturesque "eating houses", if one cares to seek them...