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...each of the other divisions of the elective pamphlet, courses already exist which serve as satisfactory introductions for men who can afford only one year of study in that field. History 1 and Philosophy A both fit this need. English 28, for the student who wants only one course in literature, is planned ideally, and the fact that it is to be open in the future for Sophomores as well as Freshmen will more than double its usefulness. In all three of these courses there is a common advantage: the different phases of the subject are each treated...
...most classes now beginning at 2.30 o'clock will be moved to 3 o'clock; but in many cases the hours of classes will be shifted otherwise, and the exact result of the change on the schedule cannot now be predicted. The new assignments will be contained in the pamphlet of courses of instruction to be issued at the end of the spring recess...
...regard to the publication of the crew schedule. The new schedule will consist not merely of the list of races, but will include such features as the names of the crew, the managers, and the coaches, and will be in the form of a small eight or ten-page pamphlet. Copies of this schedule will be sent to all former University oarsmen...
...minute filibuster must have filled page after page with brilliant irrelevance. Instead of a mere handbook for English 10, the Record might well be adopted as a general textbook and reference compendium for all academic courses. It serves for a poultry bulletin as well as for an Automobile Show pamphlet. Careful perusal may prove it to be, after all, the best thing the Sixty-Seventh Congress has accomplished...
Copies of the final examination of past years are neatlty bound for reference, some in book and some in pamphlet form. The mid-year papers, however, are not only unbound, but as a result are practically useless. They lie in a confused mass, torn and obliterated, on a single window at the right of the delivery desk, like the rejected poems in an editor's basket. A lack of systematic arrangement makes it a matter of diligent search to find any specific paper. And instead of being a public good, offered freely for general use, the papers have become highly...