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...days for sending artful excoriations to members of the law profession. The disbarred attorney, who first attracted public attention by standing on his head at the Metropolitan Opera, took with him complete editions of the essays of Emerson and Montaigne. Informed that Knight had been "in a partial state of intoxication" when he wrote the letters, the judge who sentenced him observed:' "A lot of lawyers would like to know the brand he used...
Every man entitled to partial or full exemption from the Physical Training program in the second session of the Summer Term, whether or not he received exemption in the first session, must file a new application at the Hygiene Building on or before Monday, August 17. Undergraduates are reminded that the statement in the registration envelope regarding the maximum number of unexcused absences refers to the entire Summer Yerm and not to the separate six-week sessions. During the second session, the last conditioning periods will be held from 4:30 to 5:30 o'clock and from...
Three kinds of defeat were conceivable: 1) total defeat, the Red army smashed, all Russia overrun; 2) defeat ending in a negotiated peace such as Brest-Litovsk, which in 1918 left a Russia nominally independent but under Germany's economic thralldom; 3) partial defeat, with the Red army retreating behind the Urals and European Russia's people and resources abandoned to the Axis, at least for the present. The first possibilities seemed remote enough to be ruled out. The third was a real threat. Loss of European Russia would mean these things to the other United Nations...
Already definite is a partial list of speakers on the series. On Monday night, Professor Cecil Frazier of the Business School will discuss the opportunities for graduate work across the Charles. He will be followed on Wednesday by Professor Warren A. Seavey, who will consider the advantages that the Law School can offer to all those who elude the draft long enough to matriculate, and by Dean Evan R. Collins, who will discuss the School of Education in the light of the same problem...
...League objected to Britain's principle that such voting would be by existing provinces (whose boundaries are not according to Moslem majorities). Rumor claimed that some Congress members, instead of wanting more war responsibility, wanted to avoid such headaches. Undoubtedly they wanted to avoid the headaches of such partial responsibility as Britain offered...