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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Education in France and in Neighboring Countries. Half-course (second half-year). Wed., 3.30-5.30, Professor Dupriez, of the University of Louvain. (VIII) The course will consider elementary and secondary education, professional education, and particularly university education in France, with references to education in neighboring countries. It will not limit itself to the study of the organization of schools and the methods and programs in use, but will attempt to show how organization, methods, and programs are adapted to the social, political, and economic conditions of the countries of continental Europe...
...little twinkler to go through life with such a designation as "Yalensis" or "Tiga"? To save it from such a fate voting is being held dally in the CRIMSON Building, 14-20 Plympton street. Votes are now selling at the low figure of 10 cents each; there is no limit to the number of ballots one may cast, for plural voting is allowed and repeaters encouraged...
Applications for tickets to the baseball game with Yale which will be played on Soldiers Field June 21, close next Monday, before which time all applications should be filed at the H. A. A. The price of tickets is $1.50 each. Unlike the Yale football game, there is no limit to the number of tickets. No tickets may be redeemed after June 17. Applications for the New Haven game must be made separately by letter, and checks or money orders should accompany all mail applications...
...Marra will face Yale, Krepps should defeat Trinity, and then it will probably be Whittaker again on Saturday against Holy Cross. None of the pitchers, with the possible exception of O'Marra will be used for the outfield again, as they have all been forced to more than the limit lately, and all the pitching strength available will be needed from...
...conditions regulating the award of scholarships in the United States provide that candidates shall have satisfactorily completed the work of at least two years in some college of liberal arts and sciences. The upper age limit is 24 years at the time of the candidate's entering upon the scholarship at Oxford. To be eligible the candidate must be a citizen of the United States or a son of a citizen, and he must be unmarried...