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Every student registered in a Cambridge department of the University whose work for the whole academic year is to amount to two and one-half courses or more (except Divinity students, Business students in their first year, and students of other departments who may be for any reason especially exempted), is required to pay to the Bursar on or before Friday, November 26, the second installment of his tuition fee, viz.: $50 For Business students in their first year the amount...
...Australia lies in a position peculiarly exposed to Asiatic immigration. We are the outpost of the white race in the Orient. We constitute but a white drop in a colored ocean. Around us are the teaming millions of Asiatic people whose population equals half the population of the world. To open our doors freely to the natives of these overcrowded lands would be to invite an exodus from those countries, while civilization would be obliterated and an inferior one would take its place. This we feel would not be helpful to the world...
During the week the class of 1911 made a strong bid for a place in the former division by enrolling 38 members, but was beaten out by 1912 which slipped into fifteen position by adding 13 members to its enrollment. The class of 1908, whose active preliminary campaign enabled it to enter the division on the first day, advanced to eighth place during the week through the enrollment of 21 members...
...practice game between teams "A" and "B." he made a wonderful exhibition of broken field running by taking the ball 90 yards for a touchdown. However, his lack of practice will probably keep him from starting at quarter. Much is expected of the ends, Williams and Albright, whose work throughout the year has been of the highest calibre and their speed and ability to catch forward passes has been largely responsible for Brown's success with the aerial game. It is expected that end runs and open plays will make up the greater part of the Brown offense...
...Crimson invites all men in the University to submit signed communications of timely interest. It assumes no responsibility, however, for sentiments expressed under this head and reserves the right to exclude any whose publication would be palpably inappropriate...