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...part because the University Press stopped binding all midyear exams in 1934, and since then, the supply of bound exams is only kept up thanks to the efforts of the head of the Reading Room. Although the University Press continues to bind the final exams in whole and half-year courses, they have disregarded the fate of the midyear papers which, consequently, are completely lacking for the year 1936. And since the recent exams are always the most significant, the college is deprived of the most useful part of the collection. At the same time, such booklets as there...
Study-cards are due for all men (including those who are not returning for the second half-year) at University C today at 5 o'clock. Signature by the Tutor or Adviser is necessary if any change is made in the list of studies typewritten on the card. Failure to find the Tutor or Adviser on the day cards are due will not be accepted as excuse for late filling of the Study-card unless an extension is arranged at University C before 5 o'clock. R.H. Pheips, Asst. Dean...
Group 1. With the exception of a few for the second half-year most of the scholarships and fellowships are awarded for each year during the preceding Summer. In the case of prizes, carrying a stipend for academic achievement, competitions are conducted each year. The financial need of competitors is not a factor in awarding them...
...first half compared to $1,203,-ooo in the same six months of 1936 (both figures before Federal taxes). C, "Sales have continuously risen ^each twelve-month period for four years," de- clared General Foods Corp.'s Colby Chester in announcing half-year profits of 18,000, a slight gain over the same period of last year...
...frequent observation . . . that business sentiment is not as good as the business facts, especially in quarters influenced by the declines in the security markets. . . . The month of June completed a very satisfactory half-year in business, during which industrial production, employment and payrolls, the volume of trade, and business earnings were all higher than in any like period since the beginning of the depression. [In brief, farmers and other producers of raw materials have been getting good prices for their production, labor has had more work at high wages. Manufacturers of goods of everyday use have enjoyed a phenomenal activity...