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Filling the last editorial column of the year is not an unalloyed pleasure -- except when it can include congratulations to the baseball team for having disposed of the Elis in the most summary way possible. We rejoice that this is the case this year and extend our heartiest congratulations to the nine...
...about repeal at least at the present time. Forty-five of the forty-eight States ratified the amendment. Is there any reason to suppose that more than a dozen of them, at the outside, would ratify a repeal amendment? There is none. Two courses only remain: (1) First to extend, strengthen and adjust the operations of the national enforcement law, and then to bring State legislation very thoroughly and earnestly into concurrence with and assistance of the national enforcement of the amendment as the Volstead Act applies it, with increasingly stringent measures to meet every new and ingenious means...
...this editorial is addressed to the oarsmen now at Red Top we take this opportunity to extend our best wishes to them and let them know that the University feels confident that the only man on Coach Corderry's crew to see the Harvard shell row a race will be the coxswain...
...service flight squadron and observation balloon are to be available for adjustment of fire from the air. Last summer nearly all students in the Advanced courses had an opportunity to observe firing on the range from the balloon, and this year it is hoped to extend the training to airplanes as well...
...himself of the privilege of registering at the office. Inasmuch as the Alumni Association keeps in touch with the graduates who held positions of responsibility it is able to place applicants under conditions that promise advancement and success. The office is constantly endeavoring to broaden its scope and to extend its facilities; Harvard men who are considering positions should give it an opportunity to show what it can do. It makes no charge for the services it renders, trying only to assist all who register by finding them jobs--jobs for which they are fitted and in which they will...