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...last on through the spring term. In the East almost all commence at the end of this college year--to continue for two or three years. In the case of men who stay that length of time the expenses of travel to and from the school will probably be paid, but if a man should only stay one year only his expenses in reaching the school will be paid. Further information may be obtained from the Harvard Appointment Office at 11 University Hall, preferably between the hours of 10 and 12 in the morning...
...University is proud of its Astronomical Observatory, and proud of those who have devoted themselves to the exacting, ill-paid work of searching the dark reaches of the infinite for knowledge which the world will sooner or later turn to account, and for which it will be supremely though mutely, grateful...
...entrance charge of 25 cents may be paid at the office of the Randolph Gymnasium or to P. Jackson '21, Dunster 20 at any time before the close of the entries on Saturday, December 6, at 6 P. M. Men wishing to enter the tournaments will find blue books in Weld 3, Randolph Gymnasium, and in Leavitt & Pierce's. Copies of the rules under which the tournaments will be played may also be had free of charge at Randolph Gymnasium...
That there is an imperative need for improvement in our diplomatic and consular services to make them accord with the dignity of our altered position in international affairs is the belief of the association. In the past this country has neglected, while other nations have paid special attention to the organization of this most important branch of government...
...writer is "L'Europe Nouvelle" complains that a mail carrier in France is paid better than a public school teacher, and two university graduates, possessing equal qualifications, will in 30 years earn a salary of 18,000 and 9,000 francs respectively if one enters the service of the state as an engineer and the other as a college professor...