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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Conference on Municipal Government. "Theories of Rate-Making for Electric Lighting," by Mr. William Anderson.--Discussion by Hon. A. R. Weed, chairman of State Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners, Widener...
...date scarcely 200 men, of which less than 40 are Freshmen, have signed up for the Princeton trip. Unless 300 sign up before Friday, the reduced rate of $7.75 will have to be abandoned. The committee has secured a rate low enough to warrant a good cheering section at Princeton, and thus far the response is discouraging. The importance of a cheering section need not be emphasized. In 1911, the football team played in Princeton, and the defeat is attributed to the fact that there was no Harvard undergraduate support. In 1913 the result of undergraduate support was manifested...
...those who have recently graduated from hospitals. Applications from nurses must be made in person to H. H. White '93, University Press, Cambridge, from 9 to 5 o'clock. All applicants who are accepted must be inoculated against typhoid fever and vaccinated. The pay will be at the rate of the English army, plus certain allowances, and transportation will be paid both ways...
Less than 150 men have as yet signed up for the trip to Princeton for the game of November 6. Unless at least 300 signify their intention of taking the trip, the special round-trip rate of $7.75 cannot be secured. Under the provisional plan, a special train for members of the University will leave the South Station on Friday, November 5 at 6 o'clock. At Fall River the boat will be taken for New York, arriving about 7 o'clock in the morning. Any train to Princeton may be taken from the Pennsylvania Station in New York...
...Dean E. F. Gay, of Harvard, Professor J. L. Laughlin '73, of the University of Chicago and Horace White of New York City, has selected the following six topics for essays, although competitors need not confine themselves to them: (1) The Effect of the European War on the Future Rate of Interest; (2) The Relations of Credit and Exchange Between the United States and South American Countries; (3) The Economic Effects of the Entrance of Japan upon the the Chinese Mainland; (4) A Critical Study of the Appropriations for Rivers and Harbors of the United States...