Word: knowns
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...times as bright as that in the simpler instrument. By means of this same device, the relative brightness of the different stars and planets will also be obtained. The visular comparative brilliancy has already been well ascertained by astronomers, but their comparative brightness for photographic work is not accurately known...
...Herald." During the nine months of its existence the names of its editors were not published. On October 8, 1883, the Herald became the "Herald-Crimson" and continued as such until May 7, 1884, when it became the "Daily Crimson." Not until October 8, 1886, did the editors become known. In 1891 the paper became "The Crimson...
...oldest is by comparison overlooked, but is there not a possible source of income, in the increase of students fees which has not been explored? Everyone knows that the fees paid by a student only meet a fraction of the cost of his tuition, but is it known whether the parents of our students are able and willing to bear a larger proportion of this cost? There are colleges where the cost of tuition is almost nothing and yet they attract few students while neither the fees nor the costliness of living in Cambridge seems to deter students from flocking...
There seems to be something decidedly wrong in the way the undergraduate institutions of the College are run, not internally, but in their external relationship with the student body at large. How much is known to the undergraduates about the mode of obtaining admission to such societies as the Deutscher Verein or the Cercle Francais? How many Freshmen realize that they can be put up for election to the Cercle, for instance, by simply applying to the secretary? They hesitate in making application and consequently remain inactive; and they trust that they may squeeze through somehow, ignorant that a knowledge...
Professor Beale will give a new half course during the second half year on the History of Crime in England and America. The course, which is officially known as History 29, will have but one two hour session a week, at a period to be decided later. The work will consist of lectures, reports and discussions, and investigation of special topics...