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Although the expenses of travelling to and from the Orient are naturally large, the salary paid and the necessities supplied would lessen the cost considerably. The American Board, 14 Beacon street, Boston, provides all the fixed expenses, including room, board, heat, light, laundry and so forth. In some exceptional case the Board may give a salary, although it makes no official provision for it. Twenty positions may be obtained for one year by college graduates through the liberal policy of this Board...
...holds that whenever a crisis arises in the affairs of Loravia the great tree which stands in the courtyard of inn will in some miraculous way show the people the remedy for the difficulties in which they are placed. Needless to relate in this particular instance the tree gives forth the proper remedy, and Loravia is left to "live happily ever after...
...initial article sets forth the aims of the new editorial board, and they are sensible aims. Without being reactionary, the editors mean to be sanely conservative. They most wisely believe that the readers of the Advocate wish above all else to be interested. They advise writers, in order to interest, to seek material in that "field of experience which stands at the back and call of the average undergraduate." This, by the way, is the least "conservative" use of figurative language in the present Advocate which the reviewer has noted...
...opportunity--to novice and experienced man alike. It offers exercise of nearly all the muscles of the body, is enjoyable, and for the majority of the season out-of-doors. It offers a chance for service to the class and the University. Of all the major sports it holds forth to the novice the best chance for development and success, a chance oftentimes better than that of the man with training who is handicapped by the wrong ways he has learned and must unlearn. The opportunity, because of disregard now, draws dangerously near an obligation, especially in a class which...
...been pointed out, the recent agreement between Harvard and the Institute is something of the same nature. It has been left for the joint faculties of Technology and the Graduate Schools of Applied Science to direct the co-operation within the limits set forth. Beyond providing that all students in the Institute shall be entitled to the privileges of members of the professional schools of the University, it has also been left to the students of the two institutions to enter into as close or as distant relations as they please. Within this field of opportunity the Deutscher Verein...