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...Faculty has recently sent out a circular letter to all signers of the undergraduate petition. This letter contains a request for expressions of opinion in reply to certain questions regarding scholarship. The undersigned members of the Student Committee, inasmuch as the Council does not come into existence until next autumn, urges all recipients of this letter to make prompt reply in order that everything possible may be done to aid the Faculty Committee in its work. G. G. BALL '08. D. S. BRIGHAM '08. J. L. DERBY '08. A. W. HINKEL '08. F. H. BURR '09. A. G. CABLE...
...attention of undergraduates, and especially of members of the Senior Class, is called to the announcement in another column about the Graduate School of Business Administration which is to be opened at Harvard next autumn. This announcement is of general interest because it recognizes modern business as a profession that can make good use of both liberal education and thorough technical education. It is of special interest to those who are about to graduate from Harvard College and who find themselves in one of the three following categories: First, those who have thought of going straight into business...
...Next year the University will open the Graduate School of Business Administration to which college graduates only will be admitted as regular students. The object of the school is to fit men for business careers, and especially to equip the most capable men for advancement to posts of responsibility and leadership. It is proposed, in other words, to furnish a professional foundation for business analogous to that which the Law School and the Medical School furnish for their respective professions...
Within a few days the Olympic committee will make out its list of entries for the Olympic games next month, judging largely from the results of these trials and those recently held for Western United States...
...trials open to athletes from the eastern part of the United States, held at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on Saturday, in order to enable the Olympic Committee to choose those who will compete in the Olympic games in London next month, two world's records were broken, one equalled, two Olympic marks bettered and one equalled. A. C. Gilbert of Yale did 12 feet, 7 3-4 inches in the pole-vault, thus bettering Dray's former world's record of 12 feet, 6 1-2 inches. In the competition for the discus throw, free style, A. K. Dearborn, the former...