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...George Wigglesworth '74, President of the University Board of Overseers, has appointed Mr. J. D. Greene '96 of New York, Mr. F. D. Roosevelt '04 of New York, and Mr. E. C. Felton '79 of Philadelphia, as a committee of the Board of Overseers to confer with similar committees of the Harvard Alumni Association and the Associated Harvard Clubs on the relations between the University and the Alumni, individually and grouped in clubs...
...Board of Overseers will hold a two-day meeting next Monday and Tuesday, May 8 and 9, for its annual inspection of the University. In addition to holding its regular business sessions, the Board will confer on Monday morning with officers of the School of Business Administration. Dean W. B. Donham, '98 Professor M. T. Copeland, and Professor J. G. Callan will tell the Overseers about the work of the Bureau of Business Research, the case system of teaching now being applied in the School and other features of business training at the University. In the afternoon the Board will...
...operators accuse the union of trying to bolster up wages by a non-competitive market, and insist that the retrenching of other industries requires lower priced coal--an impossibility with higher priced labor. So far the operators surely have right on their side. But the contracts call for a conference, and these same operators, by refusing to confer, have thereby taken upon themselves a certain responsibility in the disagreement...
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...Phillip Gibbs recently predicted that, without the United States, the Genoa parley would be a failure. When one considers that the most important nations now left to confer are themselves divided on the point of wanting a conference its success seems jeopardized. When further, any consideration of rearranging German reparations and balancing of budgets of some of the nations are not to be discussed, it is difficult to comprehend how any progress can be made...