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...start one should get some idea of the loonilty that seems most suitable. Then he should make a careful search for a room fulfilling his requirements. When a definite choice is made, a written agreement with the landlady is essential. It should cover the student's interests as completely as possible, especially in regard to his liability in case he is forced to leave Cambridge before the end of the college year. Finally, by notifying the bureau of houses that are filled, the student not only facilitates the work at the information desk but also simplifies the task of room...
...allow them out of the building; with probation or dismissal as the punishment for offenders. A less stringent regulation would require the satisfactory identification by officials of every book leaving the Library doors. Each of these rulings would mean that every individual would have to submit to a search every time he used the Library; and actions, in most cases, have been known to "speak louder than words...
...economists. Four exhaustive preliminary surveys have been organized; analyzing living conditions: existing law in control of the area; topographical and physical facilities; and the economic and industrial potentialites and limitations of New York. These surveys will act as a foundation upon which to build. In the meantime a search has begun and men of promise are being specifically trained to do for New York what L'Enfant did for Washington and Burnham for Chicago. The plans finally evolved will be turned over to the public for criticism by groups of citizens in each community involved...
...market riots of several years age in the attempt to organize a reign of terrorism, and in the fierce response of the city to the attempts. The police have rounded up more than four hundred labor leaders and have arrested the "Union Czar" on suspicion of conspiracy. The search of the headquarters of the Union has resulted in the discovery of fuses, caps, revolvers, and ammunition;--the leaders of course claim complete ignorance of the matter...
...undertaken recently. He was on the scene of the explosion one minute after it occurred with a score of men; at that time he told the reporters that it was a plan of the communist government to startle the world. The Burns Agency has been making a worldwide search for the perpetrators of the explosion, and, it is claimed, are slowly rounding them...