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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...graduates only five have taken up the profession of teaching; the res are actively at work in the business world. But the demand for trained teachers of business subjects is growing and it ought to be one of the functions of the School to meet this demand. Being itself on a graduate basis and maintaining a standard of work which is almost unique among institutions of its type, it has a special obligation in that regard. As for the Ph. D. degree, that of itself would matter little. But nearly all the institutions of higher education in this country seem...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: PROF. MUNRO COMMENDS NEW DEGREE IN BUSINESS SCHOOL | 6/13/1916 | See Source »

...March number of the Review contains the following important articles: "A Problem in the Drafting of Workmen's Compensation Acts; Second Paper," by Francis H. Bohlen; "The Origin of Assumpsit," by George F. Deiser; and "Res Judicata as a Federal Question," by Edwin H. Abbot, Jr., '08, of Cambridge...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: LAW REVIEW ELECTIONS | 3/5/1912 | See Source »

...Expenses.Purchases, $2,044.98Gain, 451.31 $2,496.29 $2,496.29POOL ROOM ACCOUNT. Receipts.Hillards, $821.15Cigars, 132.70Stock on hand, 76.97 Expenses.Supplies, etc., $24.10Cigars, 167.69Service, 262.00Board, 65.50Light, 54.79Gain, 456.74 $1,030.82 $1,030.82HOUSE ACCOUNT. Receipts.Memberships:Active, 1,930 $19,300Asso., 411 2,055Non-res., 246 738One-half of $21,093 $10,546.50Rent acct., half-year, 1,282.50Care of rooms, half-year, 100.00Bedrooms, 233.00Miscellaneous, 117.08 Expenses.Service, $3,433.99Board of help, 1,617.50Expenses, 4,453.99Stationery, 642.71Periodicals, 94.36Repairs, etc., 709.58Linen, 116.03Entertainment, 199.61Furniture, 170.00 11,437.77Office...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: ELECTION OF UNION OFFICERS | 4/6/1911 | See Source »

...undergraduate does not live his four years of life at Cambridge with a full appreciation and enjoyment of them, unless he does more in College than merely study or loaf. By entering a CRIMSON competition, a man plunges at once "in medias res" and he soon gets to know all the many and varied activities of the University. In no other way can a student acquire such a quantity of information of the many-sided life at College...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: FOR SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN. | 2/14/1911 | See Source »

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