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...Battle Creek, Mich., the large Angora tomcat of a Mrs. F. C. Philo eyed a man who entered the Philo home as a metre-reader, saw the man seize Mrs. Philo and bear her to the floor, leaped upon the intruder, bit, clawed, screeched, spat, drove him from the house...
...Oldest Living Graduate. At all events, in their three corners of the country, Mr. Depew's three living classmates held their aged peace. They were: Dr. Virgil M. Dow, retired medico of New Haven, Conn.; James L. Rackleff, lawyer of Portland, Me.; and Nathan L. Hazen, agriculturalist of Philo, Ill., who, though he discontinued his studies at the end of his first year of Yale, still remembers...
...Sever 6 Mathematics C III Prof. Coolidge, 1 Sever 36 Mr. Smith. 2 Sever 32 Mathematics 31 Sever 8 Mineralogy 10 Mineral Lab. Music 4 Glec Club Rm. Pierian Rm. Palaeontology 1 Geol. Lect. Rm. Philosophy 18a Emerson J Philosophy 25b Emerson A Physics 2b Geol. Lect. Rm. Romance Philo. 3 Fogv Lect. Rm. Social Ethics 8 Emerson J 2 P. M. Biology 1 New Lect Hall Harvard 5, 6 THURSDAY, JUNE 4 '(XVI) Economics 34 Emerson A Engin, Sciences 3b Robinson Hall Fine Arts 13a Fogg Leet, Rm. French 24 Emerson A Government 2b Emerson D Government 13 Emerson...
...Sever 30History 12 Sever 23, 24, 29, 31, 35, 36History 15 Harvard 2History 53 Andover Lib.Hist. of Science 1 Emerson JItalian 1 Sever 11Mathematics A, IV Sever 7, 8Mathematics C, I Zoological Lect.-rm. Pierce 304Mathematics 3 Pierce 304Philosophy 4 Emerson DPhysics 2a Emerson JPhysics 6 Sever 30Romance Philo. 3 Sever 18Social Ethics 1a Emerson JZoology 1 New Lecture Hall2 P. M.English 28 Emerson D, JMusic 4 Harvard 2, 5, 6FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 (XIII)Botany 10 Sever 5Chemistry 12 Sever 29Class. Philol. 33 Sever 29Comp. Literature 8 Emerson DComp. Literature 22 Sever 5Economics 9a Emerson DEnglish E Warren HouseEnglish...
...Harvard in its evolution from the New England college to a cosmopolitan university, learned that the first need of seekers for the truth is understanding and tolerance. We hear a lot of truisms about those words. We hear them from preachers and administrators, from Jew bailers and from sentimental philo-Semites. But they have a meaning which as Americans we have yet to penetrate. We cannot have tolerance until we recognize the real issues involved, until we perceive why social and ethnic prejudices persist, why Jew and non-Jew cannot get together and have "plain talk and high thinking" without...