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...Basin, on which millions of dollars have been spent, should be occupied by monumental buildings, worthy of the location and of the city. Here was the opportunity, when an institution of great reputation throughout the United States would erect such buildings, and thereby assure the future of that entire section; but the unfriendly clamor in previous years frightened that institution away, and with it the guarantee that that section would remain desirable. The point was driven home a little later, when, President Maclaurin having publicly announced that Technology was looking for a new residence, offers came immediately from many places...
...Office this afternoon and Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. At these sales, which are open to members of the University only, the number of reserved seat tickets sold to each person will be limited to four, but an extra seat may be purchased in the cheering section for personal...
...Athletic Office tomorrow and Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. At these sales, which are open to members of the University only, the number of reserved seat tickets sold to each person will be limited to four, but an extra seat may be purchased in the cheering section for personal...
...Harvard 6Fine Arts 2a, RobinsonFrench 2c IV, Sever 29Geology B:Abbe to Herter (inclusive), Sever 17Hodgdon to Wright (inclusive), Sever 18German C, Emerson DGerman 1b, Pierce 212German 2c, Fogg Lec.-rmGovernment 24, Lower Mass.Greek 1b, Sever 30History 8, Emerson JHistory 10b, Emerson JHistory 24b, Zool. Lec.-rmLatin B, Sections I, II, III:Anderson to Hurst (inclusive), Sever 35Kelly to Witkin (inclusive), Sever 36Latin 8, Sever 30Mathematics F, Section I:Bell to Horgan (inclusive), Sever 23Josephs to Winslow (inclusive), Sever 24Mathematics H, Robinson, 1fl.Mathematics 2, Upper Mass.Mathematics 14b, Sever 30Mining 17, Emerson JMusic 2a hf., HoldenSemitic 4, Sem. Mus. 2Social Ethics...
...broad way. It is often too much of a temptation to work for the mark alone, which of course defeats the end of true scholarship. Again, it is often said that in certain courses a man cannot know anything about the subject and get a good mark. Section men in the large courses are far too inclined to give credit to knowledge of details and to overlook a broad knowledge of the subject, such as a man would have to have in going up for his honor examination at Oxford. If, in the large courses especially, greater credit could...