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One so often hears of the enormous fortunes made in the oil business that many persons come to believe that ownership of oil stock, or of an oil lease is an unfailing road to wealth. Some persons even seem to believe that an oil geologist belongs in this same category...
Inasmuch as the student is forced to bear the burden of the answer, it seems only fair that the examiner should assume responsibility for stating his questions clearly and completely. Accordingly, many instructors are accustomed to stipulate the time to be allotted to each part of the examination paper, and...
An editorial which recently appeared in the Michigan Daily asserts that contrary to sentiments one hears frequently about college the successful scholar is not looked down upon for gaining high marks; he receives congratulations whereever he goes; he holds the admiration of acquaintances who realize that he is a human...
"William James, who graduated from Harvard in 1869, has said something which applies only too closely to cases of this kind. Writing to H. G. Wells in 1906, he said, 'Exactly that callousness to abstract justice is the sinister feature, and to me as to you the incomprehensible feature,--of...
Harvard College was founded by Puritans, the Harvard Divinity School as a department of the University was endowed by Unitarians, but the Divinity School today is no more a Unitarian than the College is a Puritan institution. The constitution of the School explicitly provides that "no assent to the peculiarities...