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More than thirty students attended the organization meeting of the Undergraduates' Political Science Club in the Trophy Room of the Union Thursday night. Professor W. B. Munroe spoke upon the benefits the organization would have for the students, and several undergraduates gave informal talks. The following officers were elected: president, P. B. Potter '14; secretary, P. Bradley '16; treasurer, J. M. Waterman '16; executive committee: Professor W. B. Munro, and Mr. D. Perkins...
...Cambridge Charter Commission, appointed by Mayor Edward Barry on April 18, 1913, has completed its report and the draft of the proposed new City Charter. The members of the Commission are F. J. Carney LL.B. '01 (chairman), H. J. Mahoney (secretary), J. H. Hurley LL.B. '94, Professor W. B. Munro h.'99, F. H. Thomas, W. M. Wadden, S. Bell '96, Edward Cohen, M. D. Collins, W. G. Davis '97, and J. F. Facey...
...charter Commission began its work by a careful study of needs of Cambridge not fulfilled by the present charter and an investigation of the inadequate provisions of that document. As a result of this investigation, greatly facilitated by Professor Munro's experience in the matters of municipal government, a number of recommendations as to changes were drawn up. These recommendations are embodied in the draft of the proposed charter and embrace changes in many departments. Various other proposals were made, such as the adoption of a Commission form of government, the abolition of party designations, preferential voting, and others...
...attend. The following professors and their wives will receive: Professor and Mrs. J. H. Beale, Professor and Mrs. E. Emerton, Professor and Mrs. W. G. Farlow, Professor and Mrs. C. B. Gulick, Professor and Mrs. J. R. Jewett, Professor and Mrs. T. Lyman, Professor and Mrs. W. B. Munro, and Professor and Mrs. E. Wambaugh...
...third, by E. B. Drew '63, is entitled "The Harvard Medical School at Shanghai." The number is completed by a consideration of "What the Boston Harvard Club Means," by O. Roberts '86, and comment on President Lowell's new book, "Public Opinion and Popular Government," by W. B. Munro...