Word: interview
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That the present system of allotting rooms in the freshman dormitories at New Haven is inadequate is admitted by Dean Jones of Yale in an interview with a representative of the Yale News. The chief fault in the system is that the large preparatory school men, fully aware of the housing conditions at Yale, apply for rooms and congregate in one dormitory, thereby spoiling to a large degree a perfect class democracy, inasmuch as those men who enter from the smaller schools find it necessary to room elsewhere. He suggests a return to the system of drawing...
...been the custom of the Alumni Association to have H. W. Jones '85 interview the Senior class every year in the interests of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin. All members of the class of 1914 should remember that they will be alumni next year and that the one way in which all graduates are kept in touch with college affairs is through the weekly Alumni Bulletin, which is the official organ of the Harvard Alumni Association. This has the hearty endorsement of all the Senior class officers...
...been the custom of the Alumni Association to have H. W. Jones '85 interview the Senior class every year in the interests of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin. All members of the class of 1914 should remember that they will be alumni next year and that the one way in which all graduates are kept in touch with college affairs is through the weekly Alumni Bulletin, which is the official organ of the Harvard Alumni Association. This has the hearty endorsement of all the Senior class officers...
...been the custom of the Alumni Association to have H. W. Jones '85 interview the Senior class every year in the interests of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin. All members of the class of 1914 should remember that they will be alumni next year and that the one way in which all graduates are kept in touch with college affairs is through the weekly Alumni Bulletin, which is the official organ of the Harvard Alumni Association. This has the hearty endorsement of all the Senior class officers...
...customs in different colleges is represented by one this month on Massachusetts Agricultural College and we are inclined to agree with the author when he suggests that the most distinctive thing about such "distinctive" customs is that they are, after all, the "common property" of all institutions. "An Interview With Billy, the Postman" concerns our own traditions and is more worth while. The flowery style in which it is written will probably not prejudice many...