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There is a growing disposition to inquire into the social and industrial machinery and to demand that it be applied to the benefit of the people as a whole. The power controlling the policy to this end must possess insight, and it has been the experience of nations that the best governor is the body of the intelligent few. The abnormal condition exists none the less that the policy has usually been opposite to that proposed by those who have studied the growth, development and application of the science of economics...
...profits of the two entertainments given by the Japanese students of the University for the benefit of famine sufferers in Japan were about...
...benefit of those who will vote to ratify the amendments at the meeting next Tuesday, the entire revised constitution will be published in Saturday's Crimson...
...Union. Short speeches will be made by Captain Rice of the University team, W. A. Phillips '05, captain of last season's team, and C. R: Stevenson, captain of the 1902 team. Plans for the season will be outlined and the game will be briefly explained for the benefit of the inexperienced men. All men in the University who have ever played lacrosse and any who would like to learn, especially Freshmen, should attend this meeting. Regular practice will begin tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the handball courts behind the Gymnasium...
...Wednesday evening, March 7, Mr. Heinrich Conried of New York, director of the Metropolitan Opera House and of the Irving Place Theatre, will present the sixth annual German play for the benefit of the German Seminary Library of Yale. Clyde Fitch, the American play-wright, lectured before the University last week on the subject, "The Play and the Public." Mr. Jones, the leading English dramatist, will lecture at Yale some time in April...