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...Levermore said, "that the Council of the League is purely an advisory body." The CRIMSON reporter asked him if a strong executive power would not be the natural outcome of this advisory council. "I see no reason to believe that such would be the case. The Council will merely develop its advisory powers...
...President Eliot was among the contestants who submitted plans for the Book Peace Prize was made public Saturday, when synopses of some of the plans submitted were made public. President Eliot proposed that the United States call a conference at Washington of all the nations of the world to develop a "practicable plan" for world peace. His program would be formulated by 11 committees considering the further reduction of armaments and ten other matters...
...Many men think that the two years spent there in theoretical work are wasted, and that it would be better to enter business immediately, but I believe that the Business School training is practically invaluable. Not only does it develop a man's quickness and ability to coordinate his thoughts on the task at hand, but, above all, it teaches him the exact methods by which the big firms carry on their work in each branch of the business. It also gives him a wider grasp and knowledge of the whole field, and a broader outlook on the work...
...stroke were being taught on the Charles, and when fall crew practice was less important than spring football have definitely passed, to the regret of none. The character of the winter training which comes to an end today is indicative of a new policy that is intended to develop available material into the finest possible crews...
...winter season began in earnest when college was resumed after the Christmas recess. All men ran three times a week over a distance varying from three to five miles. Coach Stevens has laid such emphasis on running not only in order to develop the wind of the oarsmen but more especially the leg muscles, upon which rests the burden of the pull-through in Coach Stevens' method of rowing...