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...that there are only two parties, drawn on sharp party lines: the administrative, who are for Taft, and the reactionary allies who are for no particular candidate but for the defeat of Taft. In New England the reactionaries are endeavoring to defeat Taft by having the delegates go to Chicago uninstructed, and the only way to combat them is for the people to vote at the caucuses, which are to be held on March 31, for the delegates pledged to vote for Taft. In closing, he said that if the reactionary allies succeed in defeating Taft, Hughes, or possibly...
...Kittredge '82, Litt.D. from Harvard; Professor H. Munsterberg, Litt.D. from Lafayette College; Professor F. G. Peabody '69, LL.D. from Western Reserve University; Professor W. T. Porter, LL.D. from University of Maryland; Dean W. C. Sabine p.'88, S.D. from Brown University; Professor Theobald Smith, LL.D. from University of Chicago; Dr. H. P. Walcott '58, LL.D. from Yale University; Professor O. C. Wendell, S.D. from Bates College; Professor J. H. Wright, S.D. from University of Maryland...
Professor Charles Zueblin, Ph.B., of the University of Chicago, will give the fourth of his series of six lectures on "A Democratie Religion" this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, in the New Lecture Hall. The remaining lectures of the series will be given at the same place and time on March 23 and 30. They are given under the auspices of the Harvard Ethical Society and are open to the public...
...appointment of Professor Joseph Henry Beale, Jr., '82, as Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence was approved. The recipient has held the important positions of Bussey Professor of Law at Harvard, and of Dean of the Law School in the University of Chicago...
...writes on the life of his classmate, Professor Edward Henry Strobel, late Adviser to the King of Siam. A sketch of the career of Bancroft Davis recalls the distinguished services of an older Harvard diplomat, especially in connection with the Geneva arbitration. Professor Lanman, and Professor Laing, of Chicago, pay tribute to the character and learning of the late Professor Minton Warren. Beside the usual reviews of books, Professor Hart's co-operative series of histories, "The American Nation," and Profesor Huntington's "Pulse of Asia," receive fuller notice. A short, but pithy, article by Mr. Volkmann on college entrance...