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...work of the CRIMSON news competition which starts on January 6, the Thursday after the reopening of College, will consist primarily of getting and writing up news, with much less routine work than in former competitions. This has been caused by the elimination of the night duty in the printing shop. The purpose of this change is to give the candidates more time for looking up news stories so that the news of the University will be more completely covered. It will also offer a greater opportunity for getting interviews and signed articles from prominent men who visit the University...
...George's School, Newport, Rhode Island, has notified the University Appointment Office that there is a position open at the school as teacher of Latin and German, of Latin and English, or any other language combination. Former experience, although desirable, is not necessary. The salary for the work, which begins about mid-years, will be liberal...
...Henry peartree, one of the founders and a former president of the American Chamber of Commerce in France, has donated to the Chamber the sum of 10,000 francs as a prize fund, to be distributed in equal shares this year and next, for the best essay or treatise on the subject of "Toleration," economic, political or religious. All members of the University are eligible for this prize...
With the completion of the installation of a new Washington and Cutting transmitting set, recently presented to the club by a former member, the club will be in a position to take messages for transmission to all parts of the country, with the cooperation of other stations associated with it in a national relay league. It has arranged, therefore, to have a commercial operator on duty every evening, beginning after the holidays...
Perhaps this definite parting of the ways between herself and her ally will bring home to her the full consciousness of the unwisdom of her policy. Perhaps it will but increase her defiance. Certainly the former probability is the most desirable; there are too many latent forces of literary and scientific thought and accomplishment in Germany to have them thrown away in useless pursuit of a rainbow's end. Were Germany to realize this, and make some attempt to free herself, as has Austria, from the grasp of Prussianism, not only she, but the world as well, would profit...