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...whose charge the Cambridge post office is included, that a change of the hour of closing is prevented by a rule of the department. The CRIMSON recommended the change because there was some demand and no apparent objection. Now, however, that one has been raised, the matter does not appear to be of such weight that it should be urged any further...
There are also a few from the other departments. It has been thought advisable for this classification to enroll them in the older departments. So those who are members of both Scientific and Graduate Schools are enrolled as Scientific students, and the Graduate School appears so much smaller. Of course, the academic graduate students are even in the Yale Catalogue enrolled only as graduate students. They do not appear in the "College" list...
There are, however, two weak points. The thoroughness of the leaders does not always appear in the club debates of the rank and file. Furthermore, a far worse failing, there is a strange neglect of voice training. In spite of the efforts of Mr. Hayes to cultivate the power of skilful voice modulation, of a forcible and graceful manner, few of the men here can force home their thought-material with the delivery which it deserves...
...committee shall report to the president of Columbia College not later than May 1st of the year designated for the award. If special topics of investigation shall have been recommended and no work upon these topics shall appear worthy of a prize, the committee shall have power to confer the prizes upon the authors of the most meritorious works falling within the provisions above laid down in Paragraph III, and published within the preceding ten years. If but a single work upon a suggested topic shall appear worthy of a prize, the committee shall have power to award the second...
...been one of diplomatic importance for some years and was the subject of earnest consideration by the administration in 1888 when letters passed between Secretary of State Bayard and Minister Phelps on the matter of British encroachment on Venezuelan territory; and Secretary Bayard wrote then "If indeed it appear there is no fixed limit to the British boundary claim, our good disposition to aid in a settlement might not only be defeated, but be obliged to give place to a feeling of grave concern." I think this shows President Cleveland's present action is not hasty, and I think...