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...winning his A M degree at Princeton in 1900 and subsequently taught at Princeton until 1905. Since then he has been at the University of Missouri, first--as assistant professor of mathematics, and later as full professor. During the war he was connected with the United States Naval Experiment Station at New London...
Provided the strike permits, the University baseball squad which is to invade the South for its annual spring trip will pull out of the South Station for New York, Friday at 4 o'clock. Besides the twenty-two players whom Coach Slattery will announce tomorrow, Coach Slattery, Managers A. E. Kirk '20, T. R. Thayer '21, C. P. Fordyce '23, and C. H. Sanford 4M., medical assistant, will make up the party...
...university is the laboratory of truth. It is an experimental station. He who would learn in this laboratory the eternal immutable laws of truth, must adopt as his criterion the scientific perspective of absolute, unbiased, suspended, critical judgment. His mind must not be befogged by the haze of prejudgments. He must be moderate and temperate. He must be tenacious, upholding old truths. He must be a radical as well as a conservative in the true meaning of these words. As a radical he must dig into the roots of the subject. As a conservative he must conserve and preserve...
...George A. Orrok, consulting engineer, of New York, will speak before the Engineering Society tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock in Pierce 110. Mr. Orrok will talk on "The Development of the Central Station," and will illustrate his nature with lantern slides...
...Finally we must make the laborer understand that he has an opportunity to improve his station. We must destroy the conviction now universally held by the laboring classes that 'hard work don't pay; it's only pull that gets the good jobs the only way to advance is to marry the boss's daughter...