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...specific details of daily classes and the restricted subjects of their theses. For those who like to discuss in leisurely fashion the facts and philosophies of history and their bearing on current problems of religion and on such personal problems as fraternities, and who wish to formulate standards of judgment and conduct, this book should be a stimulus, presenting as it does much wide-ranging information with the common sense of an American gentleman
...delicate question of calling in consulting physicians with or without the consent of the attending doctor is the first to be discussed. Here Doctor Hawes is entirely on the side of the patient, and does not spare his fellow-practitioners who object to having their judgment questioned. On the other side of the picture he arraigns the excitable patients who send for their doctor at unreasonable hours on slight pretexts...
...walls, than to make regular excursions to the University Museum. It is hoped that with this new plan, two obvious results will be forthcoming. One is to have the students more familiar with works of art, and secondly to give them the opportunity to form their own judgment on the pieces in question...
...follows: Tafellied Johannes Brahms Joint Number Meet and Right It Is Arranged by Archangelsky When I View Chadwick Lord Who Has Made Holst Smith College Glee Club To All You Ladies Callcott The City of Chow Bantock The Galway Piper Irish Folk Song Harvard Glee Club The Day of Judgment Arranged by Archangelsky Ospodi Pomiluy Lsvonsky Joint Number The Splendor Falls Holst Down the Wagon Way North Country Folk Song The Keel Row Tyneside Air, arranged by Fletcher Smith College Glee Club In Dulci Jubilo Gabrielli Adoramus Te Palestrina Joint Number Then Round About the Starry Throne Handel Joint Number
...announcement of the winner by the audience should assure a more unbiased judgment than the present judicial system involving a few experts. Certainly the verdict of those uninformed, who can judge solely from the convincing force of the arguments as presented, should be a fairer criterion of the merits of the particular debaters than the decision of necessarily prejudiced experts. The Oregon system appears to be an answer to the existing demand for a more effective and valuable procedure in intercollegiate debating, and, judging from recent acclaim, bids fair to revive the dying popularity of the rostrum...