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...very glad that Columbia has seen fit to admit the Yale freshmen into the race with Harvard. Harvard has been anxious to row Yale a freshman race for some time, but her unwritten agreements with Columbia have seemed to prevent it. We hope that the success of the new plan will ensure the annual arrangement of freshman races between Harvard and Yale...
...general training table for our athletic teams, have asked us to bring before the students one need which the association itself has been unable to meet. The association has spent so much money on utensils and the necessary outfit for the establishment, that it cannot afford to fit up the dining-rooms of the teams with more than the most ordinary comforts. It therefore asks the students, and especially the graduating class, to contribute articles which will make the rooms more pleasant. Pictures, rugs or any articles of a like nature will be gratefully received. Though such a gift...
Under the leadership of Professor Dwight the supreme aim of the Law School, hitherto, has been to fit students for the actual work of law practice. The newer policy, however, condemns this ambition as inadequate, and seeks to expand and remodel the plan of instruction. The idea is to carry out the old object of fitting students to be practicing lawyers, and in addition the advocates of this new plan would have taught at the Law School the theory of law in its highest ranges, as is done in the finest universities of Europe. This expansion and extension of instruction...
...different departments of the University, and to show the requirements and qualifications necessary for admission, and the course which the students must pursue in order to get a degree. For the college proper the standard of requirements for admission is high, but they are so elastic that they fit the needs of almost every candidate. Considerable attention is given to showing just what is necessary to fulfil the requirements for admission...
...Land being a gift of nature and not the product of labor, is the inheritance of men, consequently not a fit subject for private appropriation: its site value is created by society and not by the individual owners: Political Science, Vol. XXXVI, p. 348; Barry. "Moloch of Monopolies," Forum, June 1889; vide "Best general references...