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...field work. Most of these things are told us at the first recitation of the year; but they are not always fully explained. If from what is told we decide to leave the course, we are put to much trouble to do so, especially when we have made our plan of study for the remaining years. Of course, in the beginning, we can go to see the different professors that have charge of all the courses which we think of selecting for three years' work, and get a description of them; but the description is apt to be meagre...
...would suggest that, in place of the present Elective Pamphlet, a descriptive book be published, and that, if necessary, a price be charged for it. Every professor could then write a description of his courses. Possibly, it would be a good plan to give "Syllabi" of every course in connection with the descriptive book. The description of Natural History 4, for instance, might be made on the following plan, only as much fuller and better as a professor would make...
...grumble, but when the time comes for paying, they hold back. We are confident, however, that we could have secured at least $250;-this would have provided twelve hundred and fifty feet of walks, enough to cover the worst places. We understand that the Corporation have under consideration a plan for putting down walks to a very limited extent. This is very well, so far as it goes, but they are needed to a very great extent, and the agitation will not stop until we get them...
...take place somewhat earlier in the day, and be called a breakfast. The best time for the event is directly after Class Day, when the hardest student will have no excuse for staying away. We hope that no member of the class of '80 will be indifferent to this plan...
...speaking of the prosperity of the Dining Hall Association, the President recommends the plan of having two sets of hours for meals, as was suggested by the Crimson last October, in order to accommodate twice the present number of students. He then speaks of the result of employing janitors...