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...employed. It is thus able to suggest to employers candidates for positions that entail responsibility or that require specialized training. In order to be of the greatest possible service to both the older and more recent graduates, the office is constantly making efforts to broaden its scope and to extend its facilities to business houses throughout the country...
...saying that it is "best oating when one's a-hungry' finds a close parallel in the present diplomatic situation. Ever since 1789, American statesmen have been wary of interference in foreign politics; and when in 1920 the executive sought to extend American influence more fully to international circles, our legislators balked. As a Parisian journal recently put it, Europe had mistaken Wilsonism for the voice of the American people; and the Allied powers, therefore, were disappointed that the American-made Treaty of Versaillers did not find acceptance with the United States Senate. The Fourteen Points, the great...
...Haven, Conn., April 6--"Yale--the next best college in America." This is the slogan adopted by the Yale student council and athletic, officials, and they are trying to make graduates of every other college in America say it. They are going to extend their efforts toward its adoption by trying to treat as pleasantly as possible all visiting delegations from other colleges and preparatory schools which come here in the future, and they have appointed an informal committee in the person of prominent undergraduates to assist--visiting collegians here to enjoy themselves, while the Yale nine and other athletic...
...Interstate Commerce Commission. The signs already point to an improvement. There are indications that the worst is over and that there will soon be an upward swing. Until it is well under way, however, there seems to be nothing for the railroads to do but to continue and extend their economies, get such relief as is possible through liquidation in labor costs, tighten up their belts and hold on until traffic revives. It may be that certain of the weak roads will go under, but if business depression continues, such a result is inevitable...
...committee on Enntertainment has complete its plans for welcoming the delegates to Cambridge. Included in the program are a dance and a banquet at M. I. T., and a dinner and a luncheon in the Union, the last as evidences of the courtesy which the University wishes to extend to the men of the visitinng colleges. The dinner will be given at 6.30 o'clock on friday evening, and the luncheon at 1 o'clock on Sturday, both in the Trophy Room...