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...Photo-Sales Department has over 4000 negatives in bundles. These negatives cover every possible phase of University life of the past five years. Under their proper heads may be found negatives of the University's major and minor sports--including individual pictures of stars, captains, coaches, managers, and individuals of various teams; of its professors and distinguished visitors; of its clubs--their members and productions; and of its buildings...
...Chase '96 is chairman, will also receive the theses and award the prizes. The date for handing in contributions has not yet been decided upon but it will be some time between April 1 and May 1. The subject chosen for the competition will have a bearing on some phase of University affairs...
...same concerts that were given on the steps of Widener last spring will be renewed next May and June, with a larger series, probably followed by community singing. A new addition to its plan will be a series of concerts in the music hall, illustrating some particular phase of choral music. Owning to the great demand for tickets for the Sanders Theatre series and the limited space of Sanders Theatre, the management has moved the series to Symphony Hall, Boston, where the club will sing three concerts...
...financial backing to universities--to put back a portion of the financial gains into the funds of the institutions. That is exactly what is being done. Cornell has received gifts from large corporations which draw on her colleges for their men, and New York University especially is emphasizing this phase of the endowment problem in her campaign for funds. The more fully it is realized that industry cannot get along without education, the sooner will American universities regain their solid footing.--Cornell Daily...
Allied intervention in Russia will be the phase of the Russian question discussed tomorrow night in the next to the last of the Liberal Club's lectures on "The Russian Revolution," to be given by Lieutenant-Colonel B. Roustam-Bek in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock on "Why Allied Intervention in Russia Failed." Professor R. F. A. Hoernle, chairman of the Department of Philosophy, will preside at the meeting, which will be open to all members of the Union and the Liberal Club...