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...that the less aggressive man who needs help most shall get it. In this work there should be considered such topics as dress, deportment approach, and the use of spoken and written English. Shall the graduate go to a small town or a large town? Shall he try to build up his own business, or work for a big corporation or for a small one? How is he to get a job? What jobs are good jobs? How pick his industry? He needs to study himself as a problem with relation to his business and social surroundings. He should have...
...question which is perplexing the new administration, there is one phase of the problem which should be given careful consideration. It is very important for the people of this continent and ultimately for the entire world, that the United States and Canada should develop harmoniously. Were Canada forced to build herself up as a part of Europe rather than as a part of North American, it would be a detrimental matter to both continents. There probably would be very little advantage in a political union of Canada and the United States. Both Washington and Ottawa have all the public business...
...continued existence of the state of society in which they had their origin, can be used as effective weapons by those who plan the overthrow of that state of society is a proposition of doubtful validity at best. The aim of communism is not to reconstruct, not to build on the old foundations, but to sweep away all that now exists that a new and better world may be created in which the strife of classes has no place. The means of revolution and of temporary dictatorship of the proletariat are more than justified by the glorious end which they...
...school athletes has become very pronounced during the past few years. It is quite possible that some of these transfers were made "unsolicitated"; but unfortunately the great majority were made at the instigation of some person interested in seeing a star come to his university or school to build up the university team. I know of no way that the latter phase of the situation can be stopped except by barring the athlete from university teams. If the CRIMSON can suggest a better way, no doubt the graduates who are opposed to transferring for athletics would be very glad...
...Nassan is a by-word. Like the college class. Members of each class stick together through life as they do at no other college. In no other university in the East is there such democratic feeling. This is due in large part to the absence of fraternities which always build up cliques and make for a feeling of superiority to members over those not so fortunate. But, that the social functions of the "frats" may not be neglected, the eating clubs have been established which amply fulfill all the social duties of the "frats" At the same time however, they...