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...meeting of the Faculty last week, it was voted, on recommendation of the Department of English, that honorable mention in English composition should be awarded for grade A or B in two courses and a half in English composition, not counting English A. This change in the rules was made because since English 5 has been divided into two half courses, given in alternate years, it is no longer possible to take more than two and a half courses of English composition without taking courses in argumentative composition...
...will be open to the public between 8 and 10 o'clock this evening, and between 9 a. m. and 10 p. m. tomorrow and on Friday and Saturday Prizes of steins will be awarded to the two best collections of not more than twenty-five pictures and honorable mention to the ten best single photographs. The judges will be Mr. Denman W. Ross. Mr. Philip P. Sharples and Mr. Alvin L. Coburn...
...announcement of new courses for the second half-year which was published in the CRIMSON of January 28, mention was not made of Economics 22, a new course on "Outlines of the Development of Economic Thought in Germany in the Nineteenth Century," which is to be given by Dr. E. F. Gay. The object of the course is to afford an opportunity for reading at first hand the works of leading German economists, and two lectures on the subject will be given each week. The course is open primarily to graduates, and upon application to Seniors who have been specializing...
...Club will hold its annual public exhibition from February 18 to 21. The exhibition will be opened with an address on "Color Photography," by Professor Louis Dorr, professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Prizes of steins will be given for the best two pictures and honorable mention made of the next best ten. Only members of the club may enter the contest and each member will be limited to twenty-five pictures. The place of the exhibition has not yet been selected...
...week at Cambridge, and one week at Philadelphia. Each club will enter fifty pictures, of which not more than ten may be entered by the same man. A prize will be awarded to the club whose exhibit shows the highest artistic merit. First and second prizes, and honorable mention (not more than five) will be awarded by the judges for the most artistic individual pictures. Steins will be given for first and second prizes, and ribbons for honorable mention...