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...Assembly rose and dispersed (it did not technically adjourn last week), the Committee of 21 queried Washington by cable and Moscow through Soviet Foreign Minister Litvinov who was just leaving Geneva for home. "I must consult my Government," said Comrade Litvinov, indicating that Moscow might not reply to the League until after Franklin Delano Roosevelt is president...
...After consulting the catalogue and attending the meeting at the New Lecture Hall, Freshmen will be obliged to consult their advisers to decide on a field of concentration. After this discussion, the first year men must see representatives of whatever fields they have decided to concentrate in. Following this, they may hand in their House application blanks, on which they have signified the fields they have selected. These House blanks will be due on Saturday, April...
...half courses beginning in the second half-year. Saturday, February 25, is the last date for withdrawal from courses which begin in the second half-year, without liability for the additional fee. ANTHROPOLOGY 3a Tues. at 10 Peabody Mus. ASTRONOMY 2a Tues, at 10 Astron. Lab. BIOLOGY C Consult Dr. Morgan Upton 19a Consult Dr. Morgan Upton 19b Consult Dr. Morgan Upton 19c Consult Dr. Morgan Upton BOTANY 1 Tues, at 9 Nash Lect. Rm. 10 Consult Professor Fernald 17 Tues. at 2 Biological Lab. D476 CHEMISTRY 7 Tues. at 12 Mallinckrodt MB8 33 Tues at 11 Mallinckrodt MB23 CHINESE...
...serious problem confronts the Catalogue Department, it appears, in connection with the crowded trays in the official catalogue. Many of the drawers are now so packed with cards, that one can consult them only with considerable difficulty and the cards themselves suffer from the rough treatment they necessarily receive. A large case of card trays will have to be added in the immediate future, probably to be placed in the corridor outside the catalogue room...
...tell?" complained the islands' chief politico. "I have not been out of bed. But I know the reaction of the Legislature. If it were put up to them today the bill would be overwhelmingly rejected. Nevertheless I am unwilling to do this. I want them to consult their constituencies and take the issues directly to the people. But if sympathizers continue making speeches and campaigning for acceptance of the act members of the Legislature . . . may force a final decision...