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...wishes of a different clientele. This year's Lampoon board, by good luck or greater intelligence, has demonstrated that the Lampoon can do the thing which its editors want to accomplish, best, when they turn its attention to what they know the most about--Harvard. The Faculty might profitably appoint a Committee to investigate the theory that the reason Harvard is just now in the doldrums, is because the Lampoon has been remiss of late in making run of obvious absurdities in our university life...
...Virginia. For several weeks, the President has been meditating on the choice of a successor. For many years, the holder of the post has been a man expert in the technical side of farming. The President announced his belief that, at the present time, it was more important to appoint a man familiar with the business side of farming. He offered the post to Secretary Hoover who declined it, promising to assist, however, in the selection of a proper person. It was reported that the President has on his desk a report on 150 to 180 men who have been...
...past few years has been performed unevenly throughout the country, and with different classes of buildings. Thus, in some sections, there is still a shortage in certain types of building, while in others there is an oversupply. In Washington, D. C, President Coolidge has felt it necessary to appoint a commission to fix rents. On the other hand, T. H. Green, former president of the Hotel Association fof New York City, has declared that more hotels are now being built than there is need for, and that this may bring on serious difficulties to the whole hotel industry. He recalled...
Following Mr. Wister's recommendation, the Board of Overseers voted that the President of the Board appoint at his convenience a committee to consider if and in what manner the foregoing recommendation of the Committee on English can be carried...
...Appoint Emerson's "professor of books"; lot him be one of those scholars for whose inspiring leadership men have crossed the seas; let him lecture, talk, and guide the aspiring--and much of the problem that perplexes educators will solve itself pleasantly...