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...number of the Law Review, which will be issued Monday, contains the following articles: History of the Hearsay Rule," by Professor John H. Wigmore of Northwestern University; "Accord and Satisfaction," by Professor Samuel Williston '82, of the Law School; "The Merger Decision," by Professor J. C. Gray '59, also of the Law School...
...rules which I should suggest are in accord, for the most part, with those proposed the other day. At each election after the Freshman year at least two nominations should be made for each office. These should be made by a committee elected by the class. The selection of this committee by the president is inadvisable since it would make it possible for him to control the nominations, the value of the remedial measure would be least when on account of an undesirable president it was most needed. Additional nominations should be permitted if signed by a sufficient number...
...your editorial of this morning you say certain things about a foresters' chances to get training at Harvard which Harvard men who are thinking of entering the profession ought to realize; but as the editorial is also in accord with the common misconception of the forester's business, may I add a word...
...gained well by plays outside of tackle, and also took advantage of the openings in the line. There was far too much fumbling and uncertainty in holding on to the ball. The interference did not form well and was quickly broken up or went to pieces of its own accord...
...Athletic Committee has, by a recent decision, declared Tewksbury and Baxter eligible for places on Pennsylvania teams. The "Pennsylvanian," through its editorial column, questions the wisdom of this decision, although it states that the Athletic Committee has acted in accord with the present rules...