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March 20.--"School Extension Work and the Immigrant," by James A. Moyer, Director Department of University Extension; Meyer Bloomfield, Director of the Vocation Bureau, Boston, and Herman B. Dine '16, West End School Center, Boston...
...following third-year men have been appointed to take charge of the elections: Horace Eugene Allen, of Swanton, Vt.; Jay Bernard Angevine, of Brookline; Lawrence Berenson, of Boston; Paul Yakey Davis, of Bloomfield, Ind.; Herman Siefke, Jr., of Brooklyn...
...Henry Vincent Fox '18, Dedham High; Robert Hale Garrison '18, Montclair (N. J.) High; Max Samuel Ginsberg '18, Boston Latin; Harry Phillip Goldstein '18, Salem High; Albert Alvah Granovsky '18, B. M. C. Durfee High, Fall River; Harold Benjamin Hill '18, Hartford (Conn.) High; William Conrad Himmer uC., Bloomfield (N. J.) Seminary; Harvey Hoffman '18, Boston English High; George Locke Howe '18, St. George's School, R. I.; Myer Israel '18, Boston Latin; Sampel Kaplowitz '18, Boston English High; Hugh Joseph Kelleher '18. The McKelvin; New York; Vernon Brown Kellett '18, Williston Seminary; Richard Hazen Kimball '18, Concord High; Philip...
...Harvard Law Review announces the following appointments for new year: Book Review Editor, Chester Alden McLain 3L., (Harvard '13). of Melrose; Case Editor, Seymour Parker Robert, Jr., 2L. (Rutgers '12), of Bloomfield, N. J.; Note Editor, Julius Holsman Amberg 2L. (Colgate '12), of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Treasurer, Montgomic Boynton Angell 2L. (Litt B. Princeton '11), of Rochester...
...McCormack apparently argues, we ought therefore not to expect to find them described in a work of literature. This is realism of a sort, but a very poor sort. It is certainly not the realism of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who would be as deeply buried in oblivion as Robert Bloomfield if his characters were as inexpressive as Tobin. It is the realism of the camera and the phonograph: It records external phenomena of action and of speech (Mr. McCormack's use of dialect is accurate); but it ends where literature should begin. It tells us nothing of the human mind...