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...only the more hopeless reactionary element of the Bourbons and Tories who regard the President's peace proposals as a sort of half-way house to Bolshevism. Having more brains than the Bourbons and Tories, the real Bolsheviki have perceived from the outset that their real enemy was Wilsonism. That is why they unhesitatingly chose German autocracy as an ally and why they have resisted the President's program as bitterly as Junkertum itself...
Some of the men come from the regular navy, other have given up professions and positions in civil life to enlist. The University is only too willing to meet them half-way, to give them its plant and facilities for teaching, its instructors and its experience. The Cruft laboratory, the Gymnasium, Pierce, Perkins, and Memorial Halls are already at their disposal. Our athletic field and equipment is theirs to use when they have time. If there is anything more that we can give them, we will do so gladly. It is an honor to the University to consider them...
With the 17 tests on today's schedule the final examinations pass the half-way mark. Tomorrow 22 will be held, the places and times of the examinations following: Today 9.15 A. M. Anthropology 12, Peabody Mus. Engin. Sciences 6a, Pierce 302 Fine Arts 10b, Robinson Hall French 2 X, XI, Sever 11 French 3, Emerson J French 16, Sever 17 German H I, II, Emerson J Government 19, Sever 11 Government 35, Sever 11 History 27, Sever 17 History 29, Sever 17 Italian 5, Sever 17 Latin A, Sever 17 Palaeontology 2, Sever 17 Philosophy 15, Emerson J Psychology...
...half-way mark of the examination period approaches, as the seventh day of the final tests dawns. Nine more days remain on which examinations are scheduled. Today blue-books in 29 courses will be turned in for official approbation and tomorrow 28 courses have been appointed in which to hold tests...
...question on the lips of everyone at the beginning of the second half-year will be, "What can I do to help my country in this crisis?" The last week must have impressed undergraduates with the seriousness of the problems confronting the Government and the immediate necessity of an adequate military power to enforce whatever policy this nation may pursue in the future. Now is not the time for indecision or the adoption of half-way measures. The University, with the aid of Captain Cordier, presents to Harvard men in the unit of the R. O. T. C. the best...