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...given by the Library Committee of the Union for the two essays which the judges consider best from a viewpoint of literary style. Essays should be of the type published in the Atlantic Monthly, but not intended primarily to show extensive research and therefore not to exceed $500 words in length. The judges will be announced as soon as appointed...
...alcoholic content of Hurley no doubt did exceed the legal percentage of one-half of one, and the condition there seems to have resembled that in the more or less mythical Utopia where the bootleggers must perforce wear badges to avoid selling to each other. Word had been passed out by the liquor dealers of the Wiseonsin hamlet that here was "one place in God's country" that was a "man's town for real men," and intimated in no uncertain terms that the first prohibition agent to make his presence known would find the vicinity unhealthy...
...school and successfully passed the examinations on the entire course of three years. There are a number of scholarship and loan funds from which assistance is furnished to deserving students. While the school draws more students from Harvard College than from any other institution, the percentage does not exceed 25 per cent, and in 1919-1920 162 colleges were represented at the school. Law offices throughout the country annually seek men from the school and every facility is afforded to the student in aiding him to discover his opportunity...
Wagons delivering goods, and any others that are permitted to proceed through the Yard, shall not exceed the speed of eight miles an hour, and any person or wagon going at a greater rate shall forfeit the privilege of entering the Yard...
...more rapidly toward the end of the previous drive as a result of the efforts of the committee to get into communication with them by telephone, the percent of these men enrolled in each class at 6 P. M. Thursday when the drive closed did not in any case exceed 28 percent. The figures follow: Seniors, 28 percent; Juniors, 14 percent; Sophomores, 21 percent; and Freshmen, 20 percent...