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...very nominal price of 10 cents a copy is evidently intended for the preparation of daily work rather than an intensive perusal before an examination. It is arranged so that it follows through the week's reading in several courses in German, Spanish, and Italian so as to approximately correspond to every individual requirement...
...should further be noted that although many fields of concentration correspond to departments (such as Physics, German, and Anthropology), others are combinations of departments (such as History and Literature or Classics and Philosophy). In cases like the last one does not, of course, have to take a double dose. One does not, for example, in Classics and Philosophy have to take the full requirement for concentration in Classics and also the full requirement in Philosophy. Half portions, or there abouts, of each are combined, and the combination is valuable. An important point to consider, therefore, is whether one prefers...
...opinions. First there are the Nationalists, who are the survivals of the bureaucrats and Junker class left over by the war. They want revenge and a return to military monarchy. Then on the left wing are the Socialists, who stand for reform legislation, labor laws, and international friendship. They correspond in their ideals to your Progressive party and are not at all Marxian in their beliefs. Last of all are the Republicans, the party of the Bourgeoisie, who usually support the Socialists...
...this case the canny Scot is James A. MacKintosh of Edinburgh, who is at present attending Princeton University as one of the holders of the Davison Scholarships, which correspond to the American Rhodes Scholarships...
...cartoon'st of El So, a Madrid daily, and the scene of his remarkable travels is neither Brobdingnag nor the Houyhnhnms--but the more pertinent Mars. Daily letters describing in detail the condition of Martian life and Martian morals have been published in El Sol. Baraglas inferences of Mars correspond suspiciously with the present state of Spanish affairs. "Ninety percent of the Martians are soldiers and the rest are compelled to work...