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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Ed.: The CRIMSON believes that the election was marred by the inefficiency of the Nominating Committee; in this regard it does not retract from the stand taken in the editorial referred to by Mr. Pierson. At the time the facts at hand seemed to warrant the specific charges mentioned against the Committee; further investigations has shown some of them to be founded only in part. The CRIMSON has confidence in the ability of the Committee to manage the coming election without a hitch; it believes that the Committee will fully justify itself in the eyes of the University...
...Deans. Without extending an "invitation," they are always ready to talk over students' problems; and as regards the matter of Freshman Dining Halls, have announced that all efforts will be made to aid the student in obtaining employment such as will not interfere with regular college life. ED...
...German if it's on somebody else; but an American is the only man on earth who can understand a joke on himself. The American sense of humor is a bubble on the cup of courage." Isn't there a Japanese sense of humor, too?--Ed...
...various graduate departments, consists of C. D. Kepner 2 Dv., chairman; W. L. Dowler 3G., secretary; G. W. Allport, 2G., F. C. Breekeuridge 4G., L. J. Castillejo 1G., W. Dennis Insir., C. W. Eliot 1G., Estey Foster 4 Es., G. P. Hayes 2G., A. A. Heinz 1G Ed., T. K. Re 2 G. B., H. L. Hoffman 2G., D. C. Ryde 4 G., R. V. Kleinsehmidt Insir., W. Ronald 2 G. D., F. K. Sanders 2 G. B., C. N. Schmale 2 G. B., J. P. Sedgwick 1 G. B., P. H. Stamm 1G., Y. Takagi 2G., F. B. Whitman...
...CRIMSON regrets that on account of lack of space it will be impossible to print all the letters in support of Mr. Cox brought forth by the recent editorial "Harding and Coolidge". The communications printed today were selected as representative examples.--Ed...