Word: readings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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None of them apparently have been to Plattsburg, none of them has been in the woods or on a ranch or out at the Exposition; and only one--a candidate--has read the newspapers. The war, which has filled the thoughts of most of us, has not troubled the Advocate board since it brought unexpected notoriety to the paper last spring. The all-absorbing topic is relegated to the book-review section and to one little poem at the very end of the number...
...past, procrastination has often reduced a competitor to handing in an old thesis, hastily put into shape. When the CRIMSON prints the notice of "last day," the opportunity will have gone. The Catalogue gives the details regarding the competitions; both old and new students would do well to read them. In the variety of prizes offered, something will surely be found to satisfy every man's specialty...
Government *24. The Budget in European Governments,--Preparation, Discussion, Voting, Application and Accounting. Mon., Wed., and (at the pleasure of the instructor) Fri., at 11. Professor Dupriez (University of Louvain). The lectures will be in English. Ability to read ordinary French and German will be expected...
Government 25 hf. Proportional Representation in Europe and America.--systems of Plural, Class Multiple, Cumulative, and Distributed Voting. Half-course (first half-year). Mon., Wed., Fri., at 9. Professor Dupriez (University of Louvain). The lectures will be in English. Ability to read ordinary French will be expected...
Government 26 hf. Executive Power in Central Europe. The Hierarchy; Ordinances; Responsibility Relations to City Government. Half-course (second half-year). Mon., Wed., Fri., at 9. Professor Dupriez (University of Louvain). The lectures will be in English. Ability to read ordinary French will be expected...