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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Regimental Band in connection with any event other than a Regimental affair. Those interested in the musical activities of the college are inclined to be unusually charitable toward an admirable institution, which may blunder through no fault other than its youth; but members of the older musical organizations cannot help feeling that the playing of "Fair Harvard" in mutilated rag-time, as it was rendered at the meet Saturday, is, at best, an extraordinary violation of good taste in the light of Harvard tradition...
...Torts will be given by Professor Pound and Professor Westengard; Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes, by Assistant Professor Chafee; Partnership, by Professor Frankfurter; Property, by Professor Kales; Admiralty, by Professor Westengard; Municipal Corporations, by Professor Frankfurter; and Voice Training, by Mr. Chenoweth. In addition, Assistant Professor Chafee will help Professor Wambaugh with his course on Insurance--Marine, Fire, and Life, and Professor Kales will share the course on Property with Professor Joseph Warren. The following courses, which were omitted this year, will be given in 1916-17: Quasi-Contracts, Patent Law, and New York Practice...
...Wednesday, May 17, we are to hold our class banquet, and it is up to every 1917 man to come to that banquet and help just that much to start our Senior year in the right way. The committee has done everything in its power to provide an attractive evening; the program including music, beer, ginger ale, Charlie Chaplin, and other movies...
...laboratory for the courses in Statistics and Accounting and an experiment now being tried with the thesis work in Economics 2. Dissatisfied with the results secured in ordinary thesis work, the Department this year employed an additional assistant in Economics 2, and has more than doubled the amount of help and supervision that the students have received in the preparation of their theses. The results already appear to justify the expenditure of the additional money, and it is hoped that a new and better standard of thesis work is being established in this course. About two years ago the Department...
...graduation approaches we cannot help wondering what the future of the Class of 1916 will be. Will we keep in touch with our many friends scattered all over the country? Will we have successful reunions? Or will we have a long list of "lost" members, and poorly attended reunions...