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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Cole of the Business School will lead the Senior group, Dr. J. A. Francis of Boston, the Junior group, Professor Daniel Evans of Andover Theological Seminary, the Sophomore, and Dr. A. P. Fitch '00, the Freshman group. All men in the University are urged to attend these meetings...
...interested in this movement or in work with any wide awake group of boys should make it a point to see Mr. Loomis at the Phillips Brooks House this afternoon. ALAN T. LOWREY...
...city enter business there and are lost to the club because the club itself has not means of knowing who these men are or where they are located. If such men will but write to the secretary as I have suggested, they will find themselves among a splendid group of men who will do everything in their power to establish for these newcomers pleasant and profitable surroundings. SIDNEY CURTIS...
...March number of the Graduates' Magazine a reincarnation of the obsolete theory that the proof of the intellectual superiority of the public to the private school is to be found in the undoubted fact that in college a large percentage of public school men get first and second group honors, whereas a small percentage of private school men are similarly honored. The fact of the percentages I do not question; nor, for present purposes, do I even deny the scholarly superiority of the high school. But I do join with all who possess more than a meagre knowledge...
...agree with the writer that the theory is obsolete which claims that "the proof of the intellectual superiority of the public to the private school men is to be found in the undoubted fact that in college a large percentage of public school men get first and second group honors, whereas a small percentage of private school men are similarly honored," and we believe the argument advanced by him is a logical one that "undergraduates from public schools are intellectually a picked lot, and the undergraduates from private schools have been subject to no selective process...