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...that the only other way is to kill it with clubs and guns. But Mr. Carver doesn't advocate that, for he says "If . . . the principles of peace triumph, civilization will advance." He means, of course, that we have done well to give up our attempt to smash a new system of government with guns; we should try the methods of peace and understanding, that we may not drift "toward another Dark...
With a complete board of 30 men for the first time since the war, the Harvard Law Review is looking forward to an, unusually successful season. A new series of articles on the Progress of Law will be contributed by members of the Faculty, who will review all important cases in their branch of the law during the past year. The first of the series, by Professor J. H. Beale '82, which will appear in the November issue, is entitled "The Conflict of Laws...
Three-fifths of the men in the Freshman class, an absolutely unprecedented number, are actively engaged in organized athletics this autumn, as a result of the new plan of physical training for Freshmen inaugurated by the University. The other two-fifths are reporting three days a week to the instructors in physical training under the direction of William H. Geer, and tare taking part in games of their own choice...
Heretofore it has been felt that too few men gained the advantage of participating in organized athletics in college. The figures show that the new policy has achieved the end of making organized sport the occupation of the many rather than the few. Eighty Freshmen are playing football; 17 are playing soccer; 28 are engaged in fall baseball; there are nine men playing lacrosse; 39 men are reporting every day for fall track athletics and cross-country; 145 are engaged in fall rowing. All these men are reporting every day to regular coaches, and thus getting from five...
...Moss New Medical Professor...