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...least 29 days. Three died or were killed on the voyage. They were tied with their backs to the sea, and their hind quarters were covered with salt from the sea waves. Many of them were not shod. Most of them were lame, a few suffered from partial paralysis, several had been severely kicked and bitten, and two were little more than skeletons. Some of the horses were badly injured while being swung ashore, but they were beaten and prodded violently with sticks. We watched one man strike a horse 35 times. ... At Vaugirard they arrived exhausted...
...From the partial results of the survey, the chief complaint of students who answer "yes" to the question, "Do you feel in any way left out of the Harvard system?" seems to be caused by the inadequate facilities which the college affords for allowing non-residents to share in the social life of the undergraduate body...
...widespread undergraduate interest in the coming election has found partial expression in the political clubs which have been formed. In presenting an opportunity for general undergraduate opinion to reveal itself the CRIMSON hopes to make vocal the feelings of Harvard men on a subject on which they have been, it is true, too often silent...
Despite this change in emphasis, most men have no college training before entering the engineering schools. Yet the best professional schools of law and of medicine in the country have realized that students just out of high school can only get partial benefit from the advanced and highly specialized work they offer. They have seen that a liberal background before specialization is necessary to give a well-balanced life and to produce the most valuable social individual...
...installation of pay-phones in all the entries of the new houses would be a partial solution. This could be done with no expense to the students or to the University provided the phones were used in excess of the monthly minimum set by the Telephone company. Extension of the Randolph plan, however, would give the best solution. The connecting of telephones would involve comparatively little expense as there are already telephone wires in all the suites of the new Houses; it is probable that this initial expense would be more than balanced by the increase in the number...