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...Portrait fund, but the committee has told them that this was to be strictly a class gift. In order to make it so, each Senior should regard a subscription as a privilege, not as a dun. And each member should be glad to give $3, and those who can afford more should contribute more, because this project will commemorate one of the greatest benefactors Harvard has ever...
Besides the individual letters, a formal memorial will be sent to President Roosevelt. This will be an appeal to the United States government to take action in co-operation with England to afford protection to the natives of Congo in case the proposed annexation of the country by Belgium is carried into effect. This petition will be posted in the Union today, where it can be signed by all those who wish...
...club, which shall have as its object the promotion of social unity in the Law School. A considerable sum has been subscribed already in the form of bonds and 47 Brattle street has been taken as a club-house, a steward engaged, and necessary arrangements made. The club will afford a place where men interested in legal topics may meet and discuss matters of common interest. The most prominent men engaged in pushing this idea are W. W. Aldrich '07, W. Taft, Yale '07, of last year's Yale crew, and R. T. Bangs, Princeton...
...those men who can afford to give relatively large sums to the class fall to do so, the more conscientious ones will be bearing much more than their share of the burden. The only just expectation is that every man give just as much as he can afford and no more. Seniors owe this duty to their class, and careless postponements of the subscription will unnecessarily complicate the duties of the Treasurer...
...hampered for some years past by the inadequacy of its location on North Grove street. With the new building the school will have a greater opportunity to carry on the efficient charity work that is being steadily developed. The clinical work of the students among poor people who cannot afford the services of a regular practitioner will be very extensive. The change will result in bringing the Boston departments of the University into a single large plant, with equipment and surroundings better than any other department of the University...