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...players to take advantage of this opportunity to familiarize himself with causes and effects and the methods which bring about the effects by logical development and without the entrance of the element of chance to any greater degree than is found in life in the business world. This phase of the football training fully deserves special mention because it adds just that much to the other and more obvious advantages which participation in the game merits...
...Fitzroy Carrington, Curator of Prints for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and lecturer at the University on the History of Engraving, will give his third lecture on Florentine Engraving this afternoon at 4.30 in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum. The lecture, taking up the phase of Engravings in the Broad Manner; the Triumphs of Petrarch; Robetta; and Pollaiuolo, will complete the series. Screen illustrations will be used and the lecture will be open to the public...
...this critical time reports threaten an influx of twenty-five million foreigners who intend seeking work in the United States. Immigration is no new problem but just now it assumes added weight; hospitality is not the only phase of welcome. Among the many aliens who come annually to these shores, a large percentage are of a low standard of intelligence, and while we may reap substantial benefits from their arrival, there are injurious effects as well to be taken into account. Not only does an inferior grade of foreign labor lessen available employment for Americans, but it tends to depreciate...
...February 14 the Society will hold the last of a series of meetings on "Industrial Cooperative Work," at which the phase "Factory Administration" will be discussed by individual members of the Society from their personal experiences...
...essential difference is easy to explain: in the Law School studying is the main occupation while in the college it is only one phase of undergraduate life. Under this condition it is natural that a man who excels only in his lessons should not receive any great recognition by that taken alone. If, however, he leads both in studies and extra-curriculum activities the respect, which, in the majority of cases he receives, is merited...