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...done his work uncommonly well. In economy of expression he excells as well as in the quality of his matter. Likewise, "Typical Topics" and "Lampy's Question-Box" are well done in a vein familiar to readers of humorous columns in contemporary newspapers. Into the involved "Chart" the statistician has inserted sly fun, and also some commonplaceness. "The Freshman's Credo" is another bit of sophisticated writing which has avoided the fatal touch of routine. Much of the verse, too, is skilfully written. In technique and invention "Loose Lyrics" is vastly pleasing. The author of "Sir Gwan Ye Greene Knighte...
...localities and dormitories will be inserted. In the former directory all the students from one city or town will be grouped together, while in the latter the suites in the dormitories will be tabulated with the names of their occupants. One of the novelties this year will be a chart of the club and activity hat bands...
...drive among the Faculty will be started today with the aim of obtaining a 100 percent collection. The progress of this drive, together with the percentage collected in the College and in each of the Graduate Schools, will be indicated on the chart at Leavitt and Peirce...
...chart will be put up in Leavitt and Peirce's today showing the progress of the drive in the College and in each of the graduate schools. As the drive progresses, the percentage of the quotas raised in each of the schools, based on the following divisions of the total quota, will be shown on the chart and announced in the CRIMSON from day to day: College $2600, Law School $950, Medical School $460, Business School $450. Engineering School $260, Dental School $180, Divinity School $50, Architectural School...
...herded reindeer and driven them and broken them in. College men from Canada and as far west as California have helped run launches and keep them in going order and fetched in patients and carried around supplies. They have surveyed country for us, and helped to map and chart and make possible some of our fjords for tourists to visit us. They have worked out our geology and other natural sciences and helped to publish information and record facts. For the last two years they ran a steamer, dubbed the "Wop", carrying freight, cement, sand, gravel, and rock for buildings...