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...Cong. Rec., 1894, pp. 5009-5010; Cong. Rec., 1894, pp. 2209-2210; North Am. Rev. vol. 157, p. 743. - (a) Treaties subject to abrogation e.g. Pearl Harbor. - (b) At outbreak of war Hawaii would be seized. - (c) Liability to insidious change of sentiment e.g. by Japanese or British getting control: Ad. Walker in Boston Advertiser...
...especially called attention to the fact that a control of good English and the power of clear expression were important factors in the success of every engineer...
...overcome; and when, in addition he grows weary from physical fatigue, he must force himself to do what but a few moments before required no especial effort. Football teaches a man, therefore, how to contend against opposition from himself. It teaches, or should teach him, self-denial and self-control...
...term. The result has been that most of the men in the class have been quite unable to choose with any degree of intelligence from the candidates who have been put forward. Consequently a few of the larger schools by banding together have been able to hold almost absolute control of the elections, and in some instances have elected men who never have been prominent in class affairs...
President Eliot said that he had nothing to say at the present time. The season was not yet over. Under the Harvard system, the control of athletics is deputied by the Faculty to the Athletic Committee, and it would be this committee from whom any move, were there any, could be expected. He could not venture any prediction as to what course this committee would take...