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That holding the nine o'clock classes at eight o'clock "of course", would "economize coal," I would be given to deny even after considerable thought. Certainly the lecture and recitation rooms would have to be heated an hour earlier in the morning, which would entail absolutely no saving in fuel heat. And, as for the question of lights, I am fairly positive that at this season of the year when the sun is hidden so much we would not find the "inexpensive sunlight" satisfactory to rise by or even take notes by at the hour of eight...
...number of men applying for admission into the Corps. Now that the University authorities have made it possible for further enrolment many men who at first found it impossible to join the unit on account of laboratory classes ought to reconsider the question. Although the new drill hour will entail greater effort and the purchase of sundry alarm clocks, the chance of receiving an adequate training for an officers' commission is well worth the sacrifice. Since the training unit at Harvard is limited by the rules of the War Department to twelve companies totalling 960 men, a Machine-Gun Company...
...England Federation of Harvard Clubs will open its annual convention with a business meeting of delegates at 2.30 today. The meeting, which will be held at the Harvard Club, will be presided over by President Eliot, and will entail the usual routine of business, and such special topics as may be introduced by the delegates...
...been found necessary to shorten the time for finishing up the pictures of the Freshman class. Photographs of all members of the class must be taken by April 15, which means that appointments must be made at once. The pictures entail no expense to the individual. Sign up at Persis Smith A34 as soon as possible. Do not cut appointments, and be on time...
From the point of view of the College, to put this plan into execution should not entail many difficulties. Most laboratory courses only require one or two attendants, who, in all probability, would prefer to work in the evening. Of course the main objection would lie in the necessity of keeping a building open one night a week; nevertheless, in view of the great advantages which many students would derive from such an arrangement, it seems that it would be well worth while. ERNNEST HENDERSON...