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As in most of the freestyle events, Yale is expected to dominate the 1500 meter race tonight almost to the exclusion of entries from the other 35 members of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference. For the second year in a row, there will be no Harvard swimmer in the only...
Following a semi-General Education pattern, the seminars would emphasize ideas to the exclusion of historical facts. They would not be connected in any way with a somewhat similar course dealing with current great issues, proposed by the Annex Council last fall.
Fatal Potion. As late as Tannhäuser (1845), Hanslick considered Wagner "the greatest dramatic talent among all contemporary composers." But with Lohengrin, and Wagner's pronouncements about his "music of the future," Hanslick became disenchanted. He could not stomach Wagner's "exclusion of the purely human factor...
Danger of delay and possible exclusion is greatest for students not citizens of the country they plan to visit, since such persons are most liable to have trouble producing satisfactory credentials.
At present, the moral problem of the whole matter lies not in the exclusion of Communists from the Faculty. The Faculty with a decisive majority has approved of not retaining members of the Communist Party on the Staff, and in a democracy, the will of the majority prevails. Nor is...