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...building for the school of music is being erected upon the site of the former home of the school at the corner of College and Wall streets. This building, to be completed next year, will provide a suitable administrative headquarters for the school, rooms for teaching and practice and for the important library of manuscripts and, books and also a much-needed auditorium of moderate size. The building is the gift of the wife and daughter of the late Albert A. Sprague, Yale '59. The headquarters of the music school for the present year will be in the building formerly...
...seethes with joyous and turbulent students, and when everything has been said and done to demonstrate this important fact, that the Union is worthy of our support, because some say that it should be worthy of support--then, the smoke clears and we note the following handwriting upon the wall...
Recent cables from Paris received at the Headquarters of the American Ambulance Hospital, 14 Wall street, New York City, state that twenty-five men will be needed for the service in Paris for the summer term of three months. In addition, ten men will be sent over monthly during the months of July, August, and September, and it is expected that there will be a greater call for men in the fall...
...district is in charge of Richard Lawrence '02, of the State Street Trust Company, 579 Boylston street, Boston. Application blanks and all information can be obtained from Mr. Lawrence, or from William R. Hereford, a graduate of the Law School in 1895, who is in charge of Headquarters, 14 Wall street, New York City...
...Yale News reprints an editorial from the New York Post, entitled "Harvard and Wall Street," which expresses disappointment at what it considers the "academic" character of the new Ph.D. in Business Economics. The Post sees nothing about laboratory work in the description of courses and assumes that none is required. "It is but too evident," the editorial continues, "that our most advanced universities still look upon their business courses as they have long looked upon their law courses--as convenient means of imparting knowledge merely. If Harvard wants to make a hit, let her induce some millionaire...