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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Federal tax. The Attorney General, who said his warning had been provoked by about a dozen complaints from the Midwest against Republican tax propaganda, had never heard of anyone being prosecuted under the law. He did not know whether it applied to filling stations and theatres, which regularly list taxes separately in advertising their prices. Nor did he really expect to do anything about the Republicans unless they provoked him to it. "The Department of Justice," he declared, "does not want to be drawn into any controversy that it can avoid that has any partisan significance...
...Every Freshman and Sophomore not on the Dean's List and every student on probation is required to attend his last College exercise before and his first College exercise after the Christmas and April recess. Every student on probation is also required to attend his last College exercise before and his first College exercise after each one-day holiday, and every student in good standing is expected to do so. However, a student in good standing will not necessarily be placed on probation for cutting before and after one-day holidays, but such cuts will weigh heavily against...
...Every Junior and Senior not on the Dean's List is expected to attend his last College exercise before and his first College exercise after each holiday and recess, but a Junior or a Senior in good standing will not necessarily be placed on probation for cutting before and after a recess or a holiday, although such cuts will weigh heavily against him if his record becomes unsatisfactory...
...statement, Mr. Conant emphasized than, "while it was impracticable to publish in the press a complete list of the subscribers numbering nearly nine thousand, the smaller contributions were deemed by the University of no less importance than those of larger amounts...
...painfully crow-like or one's musical instincts too hopelessly at odds with the more authoritative notions of the composer, the prospects of becoming a permanent member are excellent. Once a member, real musical enjoyment is almost guaranteed. Faithful attendance at rehearsals is rewarded by inclusion in the concert list and the final big concert of the year with the Radcliffe Choral Society in Symphony Hall is well worth the preparation...