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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Withe, I. Witkins. The final trials will be held next Saturday. Nine men will then be retained, three for each team and three substitutes. The men retained last night will be divided into four teams-for the final trials. Each man will be allowed ten minutes for his main speech and five minutes for a rebuttal...
...main, there are three reasons for this difference. The first is the superiority of the Yale system of selection; the second is the fact that at Yale freshmen and sophomores are eligible, and third (which results from the first two), is the fact that the requirements for election are much better known at Yale than at Harvard...
...public servants would be of general interest, the CRIMSON has compiled statistics dealing with this subject, which are given below. The phases of work investigated are: the Supreme Court, Congress, the Cabinet, the State Executives, and the consular and diplomatic service. The figures were taken from various sources, the main ones being the "World's Almanac" and the "Harvard University Directory...
...Cercle Francais in Emerson A on Monday, April 3, at 4.30 o'clock. The subject of the lecture, which will be open to the public, will be Moliere's "Misanthrope." Professor Michaut has made a study of this masterpiece and his conclusions, particularly those on the psychology of the main character. Aleeste, are very original and quite opposed to the traditional conception. M. Michaut, who is the foremost Alliance Francaise lecturer this winter, has received several prizes from the French Academy for his critical works
...Howe treated his subject from two main points of view, that of the state and that of the municipality. Taking Oregon as his model, he showed the results that have been obtained by making the people initial in and responsible for the welfare of the state. First the people secured the power of popular initiative in legislation, and then proceeded to use that power. The legislature, though pledged, would not vote for direct primaries, and so the people drafted their own bill and forced it through. As a result, state officers are nominated by the people and adopt their...