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Coach Winsor gave the hockey team a light workout at the Arena yesterday afternoon, with no scrimmage. T. C. Thacher '18, regular coverpoint until he fell in practice and injured his knee three weeks ago, was back on the ice today for the first time, with his knee in good shape. E. O. Balker '17 was given a day off yesterday. R. Baldwin '17 taking his place in the regular forward line...
...very act of increasing a country's military forces necessarily breeds suspicion in the minds of its neighbors, and inevitably results, sooner or later, in an armed clash. Thus Japanese and Australian militarism were given a decided impetus by President Roosevelt's somewhat jingoistic performance a few years ago, in sending our navy around the world. On the other hand, an unequivocal and bona-fide statement of our foreign policy and aspirations, accompanied by just treatment of other nations, has been shown to constitute a factor of the first importance in preserving amicable relations with them...
...house, which is a large one, was occupied by the Speakers Club until two years ago. It is still owned by the University and is at present used by the Cambridge Trade School for Girls...
Thus we see that the average salary in the College jumped in 1906 from $1,565 to about $1,770, an increase of $205 made ten years ago. Since that time the average has gone up to $1,840, owing mostly to the increased yearly expenditure on account of promotions. In other words the average salary advanced about 13 per cent, in 1906 and since then four per cent., the former being the first and only material increase in many years...
William Henry Schofield, Ph.D. '93, Professor of Comparative Literature, has been elected president of the American Scandinavian Foundation, formed five years ago by Niels Poulson, a wealthy Dane of New York, with a large endowment to encourage closer intellectual relationship between America and Scandinavia. It has the patronage of the kings of Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and has advisory committees of influential men in each of these countries. Professor Schofield has long been prominent in international relations, having served as exchange professor at Berlin, the Sorbonne and the University of Copenhagen...