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...third of the representatives and according to Mr. John G. Agar, in Municipal Affairs for December, "upstate sentiment is unanimously opposed to the legalization of the Sunday saloon." Theodore Roosevelt was put at the head of those forces which could repeal this law, and failed because his enforcement took effect only on the people of New York City and made the law obnoxious. As Dr. Abbott said a few weeks ago, the old truism of enforcing a bad law to secure its repeal does not apply when the law is enforced upon one community and enacted by another...
...under any system other than strict enforcement there will be a great deal of black-mail, yet there was no black-mail in Brooklyn during Mayor Low's administration, when a discretionary policy was pursued in regard to the excise law. It has been furthermore shown that the only effect of Mr. Roosevelt's so-called strict enforcement of the law was to raise the price of black-mail for keeping open saloons on Sunday from $5 to $10. We have an executive to secure results, not to observe forms, and the policy of strict enforcement does not secure...
Professor Clement Lawrence Smith, Pope Professor of Latin, has resigned his position as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The resignation has been accepted by the Corporation, to take effect September 1, 1902, and Professor Smith has been granted leave of absence from the duties of his professorship for the coming academic year. This resignation ends his administrative connection with the University, but he will continue to hold his professorship...
...fall of 1900. The number of question blanks sent out was 4728. Replies were received from 987 persons, or 21 per cent. Of these, 712, or over 72 per cent., express the opinion that in their cases the elective system has been beneficial. But 67 consider its effects harmful. In a corresponding way 555 consider that strenuousness of application is promoted by the elective system; 150 see no effect on application, and only 56 believe that it is reduced...
...reduction from $3 to $1.50 for membership in the Randall Hall Association during the remainder of the year will go into effect tomorrow. The present membership is ten hundred, and sixty-six. At the last meeting of the association G. C. Hirst '02 resigned from the executive committee and G. H. Johnson 3G. was elected to fill the vacancy...