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...better education, a new code of morals, and new social standards furnish the remedy for the evils in local government. Seasongood continued: "This education must begin with the youngest and extend through high schools and colleges. It must diffuse the truth that local government is not, as now considered by many, the least important branch of government, but the most vital. For such it surely...
...scholastic achievement. The Phi Beta Kappa Society has admitted this principle and has for several years elected men who, although they have not held high places on the rank list, have been awarded a degree with high honors in their field. It would be most reasonable to extend this principle as the Society now proposes to do, and to elect all those who graduate magna cum laude...
...House plan, it is very likely in the future that the Houses will be and are best fitted to be the center of alumni activity. Certainly they present the best opportunity for alumni unity. On the whole, therefore, it would seem desirable for the Senior class to extend the scope of the Houses into the elections wherever possible; and for the Junior and Sophomore classes to abolish them completely...
...projected Extra Session is to begin on January 30, 1933, and to extend to August 16, 1933. Covering as it does, the regular first year's work of the School, the project has met with the response given to a constructive and sensible undertaking...
...extend my hearty felicitations on this memorable occasion." President Hoover cabled President Arias on the twenty-ninth anniversary of the Republic of Panama. The "memorable occasion": Nov. 2, 1903-U. S. S. Nashville arrives at Colon; Nov. 3-Panama revolts from Colombia, declares its independence; Nov. 4-the revolutionary leader exclaims: "President Roosevelt has made good! Long live President Roosevelt! Long live the American Government!" Nov. 6-the U. S. recognizes the Panama Government; Nov. 18-the U. S. and Panama sign a canal treaty; Jan. 27, 1914- President Wilson opens the Panama Canal; April...