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...editorial on "The Young Instructor" is the one jarring note in the number. Conched in extravagant language and containing many obvious exaggerations, it is intended, ostensibly, as a protest against some aspects of the system of employing a large number of young instructors and assistants to correct themes and to supplement the instruction given by lectures in large courses. The protest is directed especially against the employment for such work of men just graduated from college, who, it is agreed, are "bound to be" narrow; and in some cases, where three-year men are assistants in courses taken largely...
...Seniors who have not yet looked over the provisional class lists posted in the Union, Memorial Hall and Randall Hall, are urged to do so before leaving Cambridge. It is necessary that these lists by complete and correct in order that all class notices may be sent to all members of the class. As no tickets will be sold at the special rates for Seniors to anyone whose name does not appear on the Senior list, it is essential for all who desire this privilege to examine it carefully and send any corrections to Box C, Cambridge, sometime today. CLASS...
Provisional lists of the members of the Senior class will be posted today in the Union, Memorial Hall, Randall Hall, and Leavitt & Peirce's. In order that Class Day Notices may be sent to all members of the class, it is necessary that this list should be complete and correct. As no tickets will be sold at the special rates for Seniors to anyone whose name is not on the Senior list, all members of the class are urged to look it over carefully, and send any corrections to Box C, Cambridge, before Saturday. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...number of votes cast for the successful candidates in the election of the Library Committee of the Union was incorrectly announced in yesterday's CRIMSON. The following is the correct result: C. T. Copeland '82, 570 W. R. Castle, Jr., '00, 464 C. Apollonio '08 446 E. H. Wells '97, 444 K. G. Carpenter '08, 402 W. C. Lane '81, 374 F. S. Montgomery...
...rule was passed in October, 1904. Although absent at the time, the writer believes that he is correct in assuming that the regulation simply indicates the unwillingness of the Athletic Committee to countenance the continuous devotion to athletics and the amount of absenteeism involved in membership on some University athletic team during the whole University year. The rule applies only to intercollegiate, not to interclass or intramural contests, and was not designed to prevent men from taking any amount of exercise desired, or even from indulging in continuous training...