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...those regularly used. It would also cut down the routine of attending classes to some degree and aid the student who has reading to do for some other courses. It is not advisable for the most part for elementary course to suspend classes entirely during the Reading Period, but partial benefits of the period could be attained if the number of classes were reduced...
...concludes with a rather thorough investigation of infinite series; the latter will prove extremely boring to any but the mathematics fanatic, though offering a breathing spell after the rigors of definite integrals. The second term includes a month of Solid Analytic to prepare the student for the mysteries of partial differentiation...
...tried to go is largely conjectural. An interesting body of legend has accumulated of which the following is a partial analysis: Legend: Cord contributed $1,000,000 to Roosevelt's campaign. Probable fact: $23,000 is nearer right. Legend: Amon Carter of Texas was Cord's prime Washington go-between. Cord stood ready to back Mr. Carter in buying the Washington Post. Fact: Mr. Carter, who sold his Aviation Corp. stock [500 shares] after Cord got control, has never been obliged to Mr. Cord, but knows him well. Legend: Silliman Evans. 4th Assistant Postmaster General, is Cord...
...connoisseur knows the polyptich which it is said Hubert van Eyck painted for him in the 15th Century and Jan van Eyck, the painter's brother, finished. The brilliant, realistic twelve-paneled Adoration of the Lamb remained Ghent's and Belgium's pride, lost only partial glory in 1816 when two panels were sold to Prussia. By the Treaty of Versailles these two were returned to Ghent. But last week there were only eleven in all. Gone was the 54-by-22-inch The Virtuous Judges (red and blue-cloaked riders backgrounded by crags and castles...
With a total of .936 study cards for 1934-35 handed in from the Freshman class and 39 still outstanding, partial statistics from University Hall reveal that English will again be the most popular field of concentration, with 119 men enrolled. Economics, which last year was the third most popular field, has taken second place, with 107 men in the field, a gain of 15 over last year, while History has dropped to third place with 97, a decrease...