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Against the argument that a club house, such as the proposed Harvard Union "creates its own centre," we need but point out that there already exist two centres connected with different phases of College life: the athletic centre at Soldiers Field, which during good weather draws daily increasing numbers of students, and which is frequently visited by many graduates; and the social centre, which, roughly speaking, may be placed a trifle south of Massachusetts avenue. No new centre out of the line of those already existing can possibly be established; and there should be no attempt to establish...
...considered are the domestic life of the common people, police methods, the amount and kind of crime prevailing at different periods, conditions of trial, methods of punishment, state of the prisons, and the history of certain celebrated crimes in the past century. The course will have one two-hour session each week, devoted to lectures and discussion, and weekly reports on the investigation of special topics will be required. Students electing the course will be expected to have such a knowledge of methods of investigation as can be gained from History 9 or 13. At the first meeting...
...course the two cases are not precisely parallel, but these facts indicate, first, that a club-house creates in some degree its own centre and, secondly, that Quincy street is found an available position for such a centre. It is close to the College Yard on one side and sufficiently near the electric cars on the other side. All this experience is of value for the proposed Harvard Union also...
...Copeland will give two readings from the literature of the eighteenth century, on Tuesday evenings, February 20 and 27, in Sever 11, beginning at 8 o'clock. They will be open to members of the University only...
...over 1500 the seating capacity of Sanders Theatre, the management of the Scandinavian concert have found themselves obliged to make definite restrictions in order to ensure an equitable distribution among those most closely connected with the University. In general it has not been found possible to give more than two seats to others than members of the governing boards and Faculty. The students of the University and of Radcliffe College have been allotted one seat each in order of application, as long as the supply lasted. Except in a few cases of invited guests, among whom are members...