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These are just a few samples taken at random to indicate the progressive currents that are at work in China, and when you consider the size of the country and her lack of communications and her lack of money, which has been imposed upon her by foreign powers from the very day that they awoke her with their insistence on foreign trade, it becomes clear that while China is not entirely free from faults, the present condition in which she finds herself is by no means entirely the result of her own actions or defects, but has been very largely...
...cannot begin to quote in detail, but in order to give you a notion at once of the nature of these reports, I will choose a few at random. It will be seen at once that they are not only the ordinary attendance records, course grades, and Dean's recommendations; they include also the financial statements, various college rules, and a thousand other minutiae of university affairs--The following selection, I believe, need no further comment. I translate freely but without distortion...
...dipped a number of the leaves in water and translated the writing. This process revealed that the office we had unearthed was that of the university daily newspaper, and the bunches of leaves corresponded to the bound volumes of the sheet. I have chosen a selection at random, an editorial which explains itself...
...short scrimmage between two teams picked at random from the candidates for the University team featured the practice, while the Freshmen workout was confined to goal shooting and kicking...
...illustrated history of the athletic teams that have represented the University, chiefly against Yale, in the five major sports-baseball, crew, football, hockey, and track. This decision comes as a result of the answers received from circulars sent out in early April to 2000 University graduates selected at random and to the 700 members of the Varsity Club. A subscription blank accompanied each circular and more than 500 of these have been returned filled out to G. B. Morison '83, president of the Varsity Club and chairman of the Publication Committee of the book...