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...training by the Administration. No one wants or should want to make this a gloomy year. It is right that recreation and the normal social life of the college should continue without being termed frivolities. But if the college life of this year is not to fail sadly to adjust itself to new conditions, one new ingredient must be decidedly introduced into college life, and that is attention to military work and drill. --Brown Herald...
...been reached, but it is expected that some arrangement will be made before the end of the week. If a game, or a series, are staged, the eligibility rules and certain other arrangements that have been adhered to in the past will no doubt be waived in order to adjust the membership of the teams to the conditions at the universities caused by the War. In the first place the one year residence rule would probably not hold. This agreement provides that no student may be a member of a university athletic team unless he has finished at least...
...Harvard, Yale, Princeton triangular debate for this spring. In accordance with the provisions of the agreement covering the triangular intercollegiate debates, the general subject was his year chosen by the University Debating Council, and it has now been submitted to the Yale Debating Association which is empowered to adjust the exact wording. This will be done at a meeting to be held next Thursday...
...last on an organized basis which bids fair to alleviate the situation in a practical manner. Until we have so many courts that there is no danger of over-crowding,--and such a state of affairs were as uneconomic as it is unlikely--we need some plan to adjust the supply and demand on a scientific basis. It is to be hoped that by intelligent co-operation the users of the courts will make the effort to adjust the minimum of supply to the demand a success...
...Dante was a man of philosophic accu- men and elastic thought." From a thoughtful point of view, he constructed his "Inferno" so as to classify the various sins according to their relative baseness and to adjust the penalties with suitability to the sins. Dante's "Inferno" is like an inverted funnel, consisting of concentric circles. The first four circles are occupied by sinners through impulse--lust, gluttony, greed. The fifth circle--the "circle of transition" is occupied by malcontents. The rest of the way to the city of Dis is people by heretics, then by those who have been false...