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...department, which he claims to be as good as any other, think much of leaving work before they should than of being at their desks on time in the morning, and attributes this attitude to the civil service. To remedy this dolorous situation he would have a political committee recommend applicants for positions...
...conference of delegates appointed by the Presidents of Harvard, Yale and Princeton Universities will meet in New York tomorrow to discuss the present athletic situation and to recommend to the institutions which they represent possible changes in present policies and practices...
...voted to award numerals to the following five members of last year's Freshman crew squad who went to Red Top as substitutes: Horatio, Bigelow '24, Standish Bradford '24, S. N. Brown '24, E. N. Carson '24, and J. D. Jamieson '24. It was also voted to recommend to the Athletic Committee that five Freshman crew substitutes be taken to New London and given their numerals each year. Until last year it was customary to reward only two men in this...
...fundamentals of exchange and foreign trade are not so vital to welfare, except that it is chiefly ignorance of them that leads to advocacy of most of the wildcat "--standard" schemes. From top to bottom, a thorough knowledge of economic principles is sadly lacking. As a starter, we recommend Economics A for about 90 percent of the United States Congress. Then Professors Taussing and Burbank might consider taking on the State Legislatures, in turn...
Additional consideration in the interest of physical education, and, perhaps most important of all, for the training of teachers, recommend the bill highly. The ramifications of its provisions are designed to insure adequate and proper administration of the funds. This is important, politics would rapidly annul the value of a Department of Education With the saving to the country resulting from the naval holiday, and under capable leadership with a man of the calibre of General Dawes in the Secretary's chair. It is difficult to see how the money expended could do other than be an investment of permanent...