Word: reporters
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...special request the CRIMSON has refrained from printing a report of Professor Shaler's informal talk last night, in Sever 11. Professor Shale intends to have an article on the same subject appear in one of the monthly magazines, and therefore prefers that the informal talk should not be given to the public...
...adjourned meeting of the instructors and students interested in the formation of an English Club was held yesterday afternoon in Sever 1. Mr. Dodge, chairman of the committee previously appointed to prepare a constitution, called the meeting to order, and submitted a report. After much discussion and some amendment, the constitution reported was adopted. Officers were then chosen: President, Prof. Child; vice-president, Prof. Wendell; secretary and treasurer, Dodge, '89; executive committee, the vice-president and secretary, ex officio. Mr. Kittredge, Wardner, '90, and H. T. Parker, '90. The executive committee will have general charge of the work...
...duty on sugar should be reduced because: (a) it is excessive.- D. A. Wells, Report on Sugar Industries; (b) a reduction would greatly reduce the price of sugar; (c) the duty is more of the nature of a revenue tax than a protective tariff.- Thompson's Protection to Home Industries, p. 105; (d) it retards, rather than advances, the production of domestic cane sugar.- Congressional Record, Jan. 18, 1889. D. 934 (e) a reduction would decrease the present surplus.- Public Opinion, July...
...fourth special report in History 13 will be approved by Mr. Currier, instead of by Professor Hart as was at first announced...
...interest that a short time ago was awakened by the report that a Law School crew was being formed has now entirely died out, and since it was decided not to allow the crew to enter in the class races, nothing has been done to keep up the organization...