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Last Sunday evening a Freshman Amateur Hour was presented at the Union. It went over well; doubtless many men wished that such informal class gatherings might be more frequent. And I believe that last Sunday was the first time since the beginning of the academic year that a majority of the Freshmen were together under like circumstances...
...gives the wife virtually the same civil status as the husband. It does not invalidate marriage contracts by which the bride can still sign away most of her rights, and say vexed French feminists: "With bridegrooms as hard to find as they are today, many brides will doubtless sign such contracts." Under the old law in France the magistrate performing the civil marriage has said: "The husband owes protection to his wife and the wife obedience to her husband." Under the new law the magistrate will say: "The husband is the head of the family...
Among these "one man" firms there is likely to be great stability of personnel and whatever openings to occur will probably be filled in an intimate and personnel way and not announced through employment agencies or newspaper advertisements. Doubtless the financial soundness of many of these small companies would hardly recommend them anyway...
THESE poems do not, as some critics have asserted, show particular technical incompetence. Doubtless even in the 18th contury when critic and publisher were more fastidious, technically Mr. Hillyer's couplets would have been printable, although their manner would have been considered peculiar. This manner (I mean by manner a mingling of substance and style), however, because of its diffilusiveness and giddiness is discouraging...
...interest income on the bequest, and this is a very small sum on which to operate a graduate school, much less to construct buildings. Second, graduate schools of journalism have not proved eminently successful in the past. The two chief schools at present, at Columbia and Missouri, doubtless produce capable men, but there is some question as to whether such men are sought after for newspaper jobs. Editors, it seems, still like to train their own men to fit their peculiar standards. For these two reasons, lack of proper finances and the questionable success of similar ventures, a Graduate School...