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...purpose of the change was to cover the deficit and to increase the salaries of the professors. Over eleven hundred votes were cast and a 567-548 majority for the affirmative recorded. While these results are far from conclusive, the heavy voting indicates wide-spread interest. From the vote itself the fact that a majority voted for increased tuition is a sign of idealism at Princeton worthy of its noted graduate and president. But in our opinion the minority-were right--although for different reasons perhaps than those for which they voted. Granted that there are many men in college...
...China, will address the club on some phase of China's educational problem. In 1903 Dr. Edmund wnet to Christian College as Professor of Physics and Electrical Engineering, and since 1907 he has held the office of President. During his 19 years of service Dr. Edmund has gained a wide experience in Chines educational methods...
...Committee. No official action can, of course, be taken but the concensus of opinion gathered in these meetings is expected to have weight in the official meeting of the Rules Committee. Major Moore sent letters to thirteen of the colleges in this section of New England so a wide representation of the opinions of the section should be obtained...
...suggestive settings, intelligent productions, should make their little theatre on Charles street a Mecca for all who are hopeful for the drama. After all, what are costly costumes worth, when the audience will remark, as someone did t the "Passion Flower". "Good Heavens, does he need such a wide sash to hold up his trousers...
...Brooks House man to a group of teachers in certain of the American schools in Turkey. Their subject under discussion was the proper type of institution for these schools to foster for the fulfillment of the diverse religious and social interests of the students of that country, students differing widely as to race and creed. "Certainly the most necessary attitude in life for the people of the Near East to acquire is one of wide tolerance for all races and creeds and lack of creeds. That tolerance is the very basis of the appeal of the Phillips Brooks House...