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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...rules of the College require that every room in the College buildings shall be thoroughly cleaned during the summer vacation. All the carpets and rugs will be taken up and beaten, and the floors and paint will be washed without expense to the tenants. Hanging pictures, putting down carpets, etc., if not done by the tenants, must be done, at their expense, by the porters, or by persons employed or approved by the Janitor. Tenants who wish to lock up their closets before leaving Cambridge must arrange with the porters, before June 15, to have the closets properly cleaned...
...study of several hundred war proclamations presented by Mr. Dresel, which were posted in Berlin during the war, dealing with regulations for the civilian population, announcing sales of food, advertising war loans, etc., reveals the significant fact that the half dozen or so of these issued prior to August 1, 1914, are not dated. The dated posters begin on August 1, and thereafter every proclamation bears a date. The question whether the dates on the earlier publication were omitted by accident or because they were prepared in advance is one on which historian will draw their own conclusions...
...play after it is finished. Particularly objectionable parts are, indeed, removed and the piece rewritten and patched up; but the scissors cannot eliminate that much more subtle and deadly, influence of "atmosphere". Yet unhealthy atmosphere". Yet unhealthy atmosphere, such as sordid or criminal backgrounds, scenes of "night life", etc., is what the new regulation particularly aims at removing...
...state whether these expenses are met wholly or in part by their summer earnings, assistance from scholarships or loans or by income from work done during the college year. They will also be asked to estimate and itemize their expenses, such as tuition, rooms, board, laundry books, athletic fees, etc. Thus a complete and accurate record will be obtained of all men wholly or partially self-supporting, as well as a very definite idea of the necessary expenses of a student at New Haven...
While I am on this subject of Liberalism I should like to discuss it from another angle. The Crimson had a somewhat lengthy discussion some time ago about the matter of the attitude of high school students toward entering Harvard, and about the latters so-called "snobbishness" etc. Men come to Harvard for various reasons, some of them not common ones. Personally, I came to Harvard, among other reasons, because I believed that it was the most liberal college in the country. I noted that Professors Pound, Chafee and Cabot were here. I recalled that Harvard had helped to make...