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...reciprocity clause has proved its value. - (a) By enabling us to obtain certain exclusive commercial advantages with several countries. - (b) Our trade with some of these countries has already doubled, e.g. S. A. Republics. - (c) With which countries a closer political and industrial union will result...
...what is required of the student to fulfill the needs of the course. The question of the grades to be assigned - the "marks" - is seldom mentioned, because it is of secondary importance. Yet under our present examination system which, though pernicious, seems unavoidable, the question of marks has a certain importance, and in the assignment of them certain perplexing problems frequently arise We know that these troubles would come up much less seldom if each instructor would state at the beginning of the course on what general basis he makes out his marks. The student generally finds this...
...RENT.- House in Old Cambridge, very desirable for family having members in Harvard or in Cambridge schools; No. 8, Mercer Circle, (2d house on right from Brattle St.) near Craigie St., unfurnished if not rented furnished by certain date; contains 14 rooms, library of 1,000 volumes, billiard and pool table, etc., laundry, and all modern conveniences; Mount Auburn cars pass near house via. both Brattle and Garden Streets. Apply at house...
...leading editorials of the issue discuss such topics of interest as the 'varsity crew at New London, the Memorial Hall hotel system, the advisability of holding entrance examinations in as many places as possible, certain new regulations of the faculty regarding anticipated studies, and Mr. Moulton's article in the Atlantic on the study of languages...
...love, hate, thirst for revenge, compacts with Satan, and murder in one crucible is so seldom seen in college stories, that it would be hard to criticize this tale from a college standpoint. We will say that Mr. Brown has struggled bravely with the difficulties before him, and in certain descriptions and in his delineation of Luke, he has been fairly successful...