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Wallace B. Donham '98, dean of the Business School, said Saturday that to him the provision of dormitories for men studying business at Harvard is even more important than the securing of ampler classroom facilities, if the students are to get the most out of their two years of graduate work...
...Clapp's "Behind the Scenes at Memorial Hall" is entertaining and useful: it might will be employed by the Secretary of the University to answer the many parents of incoming students who are agitated on the subject of "board", An ampler history of that foundation dining club ("Thayer Commons", not the Mayer Club) and that "one-story wooden building on the site of the present Law School", which began life as a frivolous railroad station (the "terminal" of the road which ran out to the willows on Holmes Field and stopped there) and by some is reported to be passing...
...best possible. (1) It is uniform. J. J. Knox, in Forum, Feb. 1892. (2) As record shows, it is absolutely safe. J. L. Laughlin, in Chatauqua, Oct. 1892; E. E. Lacey, in N. A. Review, Feb. 1892; Comptroller of Currency, Report for 1875, p. 270 ff. (b) Ampler currency will not help the South and West.. Dunbar, Q. J. E., Oct. 1892. (c) The National Banking system can meet all legitimate demands for more currency. D. M. Stone, in Forum...
...near approach of the championship games brings to mind the inadequate accommodations for the scorers which have been provided in past years by the management. At present there is room for only six men at the scorers' table. The need of ampler space is evident. Last year at the championship games it was often the case that ten or fifteen reporters were obliged to score the game without having the slightest conveniences for their work. We hope that the management will not allow this state of affairs to continue another year. One at least, if not two, additional tables should...
...sentiment. Indeed, it is already proverbial that no rich New Englander would dare to imperil his future happiness by failing to make a bequest to Harvard. This wise benevolence, so nobly characteristic of the public spirit of this Commonwealth, will yet enrich the foundations of Harvard beyond English precedent. Ampler revenues, increasing the corps of instruction, and furnishing appliances for the illustration of every department of human knowledge, will annually extend the usefulness of the university...