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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...will be limited to five of a kind. The latest date for receiving such applications will be 6 o'clock on June 3. The prices will be: Stadium, $1.50 each; Memorial, $1 each; Yard, 35 cents each. Seniors may also apply at this sale, but will receive no reduced rate. Every undergraduate may obtain a free Yard ticket and a free Stadium ticket at the Co-operative on or after June 6. These special Stadium tickets are not good unless the holder marches with his class. Each graduate will receive one free Yard and special Stadium ticket when his regular...
...Conference on Municipal Government. "The Problem of Rate Schedules in Electric Lighting." Mr. T. M. B. Hicks, Jr. Widener...
...FitzRoy Carrington; on Fine Arts, Edward Waldo Forbes '95; on the History of Printing, George Parker Winship '93; on Fire Insurance (Business School), William Bliss Mendlicott; on Life Insurance (Business School), Herman Beeman Dow '79; on Investments (Business School), John Farwell Moors '83; on the Theory and Practice of Rate Making (Business School), Edgar Judson Rich '87; on Business Policy (Business School), Arch Wilkinson Shaw; on Factory Management (Business School), Frederic Gallup Coburn; on Printing and Publishing (Business School), Charles Chester Lane '04; on Lumbering, John Matthew Gries; as Superintendent of the Reading Room of the Graduate School of Business...
...positions at the disposal of the office is kept up to as high a standard as is consistent with the probable number of applicants. Therefore the larger the number of satisfactory men the office is able to place this year, the greater should be the number of first rate positions which will be offered to it hereafter; for good concerns will presumably not waste their time in indefinitely offering positions unless the office can send them men who turn out satisfactorily...
...furthermore, the fact that there are more students who are non-members than members little indicates what the attitude of the student body would be in regard to compulsion. There are many students who are non-members who would become members should the membership rate be lowered, and these would doubtless favor compulsion...