Word: perring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Figures showing the occupations of students at the School during the two years disclose some interesting facts. Of those attending the School in Cambridge practically sixty per cent. are teachers of one kind or another; and of these in turn thirty-three per cent. are from the grade schools. The number of teachers from the high schools comes next...
...same plan as last year will be followed in accommodating men who wish to dine at the Union. Regular board will be offered in the Training Table Room at $7.50 per week instead of at $7, as formerly; and members of the Union who desire may start tables there. Table d'hote and a la carte meals will be served in the large Dining Room as usual. The first meal served will be breakfast Monday at 7.30 o'clock. Men who sign on must do so by the week and give two days' notice of intention to discontinue...
...Freshman Red Book will be put on sale at the Co-operative Branch Store this morning at 9 o'clock. The price per copy is $1.25. Those who have already subscribed for the Red Book may obtain copies upon presenting subscription slips at Westmorly 46 today. Anyone desiring the book to be sent to his summer address should leave that address with F. L. Cole, Randolph 54, before Monday and enclose 15 cents to cover cost of mailing...
...Freshman Red Book will be put on sale at the Co-operative Branch Store tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. The price per copy will be $1.25. Those who have already subscribed for the Red Book may obtain copies upon presenting subscription slips at Westmorly 46 tomorrow. Anyone desiring the book to be sent to his summer address should leave that address with F. L. Cole, Westmorly 46, or T. K. Richards, Randolph 54, before Monday and enclose 15 cents to cover cost of mailing...
...grammar school boy lies the burden of proof to show why he should go on to high school, and on the high school boy lies much more heavily the burden of proof to show why he should go on to college. But 90 per cent of the private school boys go to college as a matter of course, whether they are intellectually negligible or not. All they need is an allowance and a passing mark in the entrance examinations. And so, serious and trivial, stupid and bright, they all herd in together. Of course they will not stand as high...