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These have all been marked at very low prices, the object being to place them in good hands rather than to realize any considerable sum from the sale. They will not be sold to book-dealers...
...move some of the larger courses into the afternoon hours, with the purpose of making these hours more popular. A third plan is to have an 8 o'clock hour, hold Chapel at 9 o'clock and then arrange the courses on from 9.30 o'clock. Aside from the objection that it might be difficult to get men to attend an 8 o'clock lecture, this last plan is opposed by those interested in the Chapel, who object to having the service placed between recitation hours...
...second half-year which was published in the CRIMSON of January 28, mention was not made of Economics 22, a new course on "Outlines of the Development of Economic Thought in Germany in the Nineteenth Century," which is to be given by Dr. E. F. Gay. The object of the course is to afford an opportunity for reading at first hand the works of leading German economists, and two lectures on the subject will be given each week. The course is open primarily to graduates, and upon application to Seniors who have been specializing in Economics. The first meeting will...
...victory was due to hard work, rather than to clever playing by the University team. By fair passing the team was able to keep possession of the ball the greater part of the time, but the passing often failed in its chief object of advancing the ball. Frequent chances for goals were lost through the failure of the men to place the ball at once well in Pennsylvania's territory by long throws, instead of making short passes far from the goal. The team was also very weak in attempts at goals from fouls. Pennsylvania played a strong blocking game...
...members of the Yale track team of 1902 have elected a committee to be known as the Graduate Advisory Committee on Track Athletics in Yale University, the object of the foundation of which is to insure a more definite and consistent policy in the management of track athletics. The committee is composed as follows: C. H. Sherrill, captain of the track team of 1899; J. W. Curtis '79; L. P. Sheldon, captain of the track team of 1896: T. R. Fisher, captain of the track team...