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Continuing the social work carried on in other years by the Phillips Brooks House, 80 men have donated their services this year in this field, it was announced yesterday by the Phillips Brooks Social Service Committee. The work completed this year includes teaching naturalization classes for recent immigrants, conducting gymnasium...
The dean's office had shown recently that it is anxious to abolish the penalty of probation. This tendency is in line with the growing relaxation of parietal control, and it leads, as is proper, to the placing of greater responsibility on the undergraduate. Probation has always had an inherent...
The Dean recognizes the rising scholastic standards of recent years, correctly attributes them to the tutorial system and general examinations, and concludes that the time has come when University Hall can safely afford to scrap much of the prep-school machinery of the past. Among the existing institutions nominated for...
On his own admission Promoter Rice has spent a total of $4,000,000 on lawyers' fees in various attempts to keep out of jail, and his attorneys have included Max D. Steuer and onetime U. S. Senator James Reed.† But in 1928 George Graham Rice was convicted...
The text of the ruling is as follows: "Since all students residing in the Houses are eligible to play in inter-House games within the college and since the contests between the Harvard Houses and the Yale Colleges are of an informal nature, men who are on probation for scholastic...