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That the facts of that evening are indeed mere details we assert emphatically, wherewith the CRIMSON says "perhaps." But that they "disclose a principle which is not in accord with the principles of the House Plan" appears to us to be as far-fetched, as tactless, as clumsy a bit of reasoning as one could find. To think that a group of 250 men can be so acutely sensible, not to the canons, but to the superficial quibbles which intrude into the field of taste is beyond us. We were not present and it may be that there...
...take home with them a favorable impression of both, while for students at Harvard these friendships represent as necessary a part of their education as the courses they study. And the discussions by these men of various nationalities will at least do as much to establish mutual understanding and accord as the peace pacts, and disarmament conferences of their respective governments...
...matter of dress and high and low table are perhaps details, but they are details that disclose a principle which is not in accord with the principles of the House Plan as they have been explained time after time by President Lowell and various other officers of the University...
...what do YOU mean by the "House Plan"? It is important that undergraduates give this question their serious consideration. Those in charge may or may not be on the wrong track, but it is absolutely certain that in the long run a system which is not in accord with the peculiar development of Harvard can never be forced on an alert and thinking student body. "The House Plan" is as yet just a name. What it will be in fact depends upon the college itself, and most of all on the incoming Freshman classes. The class...
...semi shorts, $27 per ton. On Aug. 2, 1930, Chicago option, 86^½?. Omaha cash 76?to 80? per bushel. Mill quotations, Omaha standard flour, $4.30 per barrel semi bran $19 per ton semi shorts $23 per ton. Every day the flour quotations by the mills vary exactly in accord with the cost of wheat and the changing value of bran and shorts. We had a man in our office this morning from the mill at Columbus, Neb. He said they were selling best patent flour in local lots delivered to retailers at $1.20 per 48-lb. sack. Standard grade...