Word: iii
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...III. Parsons to Wilson and freshmen taking the course who have Mr. Wright for adviser-Sever...
...III. It is an impediment in the way of municipal reform: Dr. Parkhurst in New York Evening Post, Sept. 19.- (a) Arouses the lower classes against sound government: Nat. XL, 67.- (b) Throws the vote of the drinking population into the bands of Tammany, Nat. XL, 67.- (c) The law was passed for purposes of blackmail: Roosevelt, in Forum XX, 1.- (d) Destroys public respect...
...III. The present law is preferable to local option.- (a) Judgment of New York City is not so safe as that of the State.- (1) The population of N. Y. City being 80 per cent. foreign-born or children of foreign-born, is unfit to decide American excise questions: N. Y. Post, 9 Aug., '95.- (2) Saloons control the primaries, and local option would put the city government in the hands of saloon keepers entirely: Independent, 29 Aug., '95.- (b) Local Option is liable to grave abuse.- (1) In Wisconsin the town goes so far as to determine the rate...
...freshman class of Dartmouth has elected the following officers: Presiddent, Theodore W. Chase, Hanover, N. H.; vice-president, Joseph H. Hardy, Lawrence, Mass.; secretary, L. P. Benezet, Peoria, III.; treasurer, Guy E. Spear, Randolph...
...assigned to a section which he cannot attend should go to the first meeting of the section he wishes to join and notify the instructor of the change. The sections meet for the first time in Sever 35: Section I, Monday at 10; Section II, Monday at 11; Section III, Monday at 12; Section IV, Tuesday at 9; Section V, Tuesday at 10; Section VI, Tuesday...