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...Employment office last week. Fully a quarter of the Senior Class has applied to University L for help and of this number it is estimated by W. W. Daly '14, secretary, that between 75 and 85 of those men graduating will be able the secure permanent positions through the medium of the Employment Office...
...Military Science 2 New Lect. Hall Military Science 4 New Lect. Hall Mineralogy 15 Mineralogical Lab. Naval Science 2 Emerson J Semitic 14 Sem. Mus. 3 Social Ethics 30 Emerson J SATURDAY, JUNE 1. (IV) Anthropology 5b Harvard 6 Chemistry A Mallinckrodt Large Rm. Pierce 110 Chemistry 3b Mallinckrodt Medium Rm. Chemistry 21 Mallinckrodt Medium Rm. Chinese 1 Sever 30 Economics 14 Sever 30 Engin. Sciences 7b. Pierce 307 English 3b Emerson J English 29b Memorial Hall Fine Arts 1d New Fogg Lect. Rm. French 7 Emerson D Geology 8 Harvard 6 German 1b Sever 5, 6 German 5 Sever...
Cartoonist Percy Crosby, who is Skippy's medium, risked a good deal putting the young man into a novel. And from the nature of the writing, it looks as if Mr. Crosby means to risk more yet and have a cinema Skippy. The result so far, however, is only added testimony to Skippy's greatness. In spite of a Plot and a Social Thesis, which Mr. Crosby has introduced because most novels have them, Skippy stays about the same. He does not get selfconscious, as proved by the fact that in 335 pages he only utters once...
...detective who is disagreeable until the last minute is played with remarkable gusto by Willard Mack, who also directed and wrote the picture. After the first performance in Manhattan, the following tribute appeared in an advertisement in the N. Y. World: "The Voice of the City . . . would fit any medium but is best as a talkie. . . . (signed) Willard Mack." Best shot: a living corpse dangling from a beam...
...unique member of the National Academy of Sciences addressed that sage body at its 66th annual meeting in Washington last week. She, Dr. Florence Rena Sabin, 57, medium-sized and dark, is the only woman member of the Academy. Her membership went to her about five years ago after 22 years' work at Johns Hopkins (where she was a professor) for her research on blood cells, blood vessels and the lymphatic system, (histology). Now she is a member of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, going deeply into the causes of tuberculosis. That is what she discoursed...