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At the outbreak of hostilities, two important states wavered between the opposing ideas of duty which were then prevalent, and to the final adherence of Missouri and Kentucky the Union was greatly indebted for its early success.
Since last June more than 1,500 volumes have been added to the Brown University Library. For 500 of the new books the college is indebted to Professor John Pierce, formerly professor of chemistry in the university. During the fall and winter many new books will be added, and it...
[The CRIMSON is very much indebted to the Yale News for assistance in reporting last night's debate. The full account published this morning was made possible by the courtesy of the News in wiring the reports of the Yale speeches before the final despatches were sent by the CRIMSON...
...formerly for the visit of Mr. Irving, the University is again indebted to the Harvard Union for the promise of Mr. Jefferson's address. It will be very ready to acknowledge the full extent of the indebtedness...
There is a movement on foot to arrive at a better policy in regard to college matters by conferences in which members of the Faculty and students alike shall take part. For the suggestion of the idea college men are indebted to Professor de Sumichrast and Dean Briggs. The plans...