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Thus for departmental morale. The scene was but prelude to his annual report made later in the week. Of 424 pages he devoted a tithe (42) to "some of the many letters of commendation received by the police commissioner."
It is as much in its negative proposal as in its program to interpret the press and its relationships that the Yale plan deserves commendation. Vocational journalism, as practiced in some two hundred colleges and universities of the United States, is remarkable chiefly for its failure to produce graduates who...
"The Record hereby acknowledges its appreciation of such signal commendation.
The honor of being the first elected Fellow of the Canadian College went to Dr. Thomas Clarence Routley, 40. general secretary of the Canadian Medical Association. (Its president is Stephen Rice Jenkins, 71, of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, a province with only 63 physicians for its 87,000 people.) Dr...
The Military Academy first proved its value in the war of 1812. At the time less than one hundred cadets had graduated, sixty-five of whom were still in active service. Although most of these graduates served in subordinate positions throughout the war, their services won commendation, and many were...