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...When the Division of Modern Languages accepted the general examinations there was a distinct understanding that this acceptance did not imply the immediate institution of a tutorial system," said Professor J. D. M. Ford, chairman of the Department of Romance Languages in an interview yesterday. "There was at the time in the division a very decided sentiment against such a system. As a matter of fact the general examinations were only accepted on trial and not with any definite understanding that they were to become a permanent institution. The division however, is never hidebound and if good reasons...
...After a few years Tokio wil be a new capitol, built in the most modern style," declared Chosaku Hamada, a commissioner of the Japanese Department of Agriculture and Commerce, in an interview for the CRIMSON yesterday...
...modern gods of Efficiency and Vitality will get them yet: Oxford and Cambridge will one day be offering their graduates courses in business and instruction in industrial administration". So prophesied Mr. C. F. Adams '56, ten years ago in the Crimson of September 19, 1913, in an interview which sought to show the differences between Oxford University and Harvard University in part as follows...
...consider the R. O. T. C. a very important part of our national defence system," declared General Pershing in an interview for the CRIMSON. "It is destined to become the principal source from which reserve officers are to be obtained to maintain the quota." General Pershing then discussed the value of R. O. T. C. training to the college and the individual saying. "It is considered by educators as a very definite means of maintaining discipline in the various colleges and academies where these units exist. There is another feature which I consider also of foremost importance and that...
Samuel M. Ralston, U. S. Senator from Indiana: " In reporting an interview that one of their reporters had had with Mr. A. Mitchell Palmer, the New York Tribune ignorantly referred to me as ' Senator James Ralston...