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With the first special cover since 1914, the Yale Game Number of the Advocate appears today, its 50 pages filled with special football articles and other undergraduate contributions. Ralph Horween '19 gives a new review of the season, while G. C. Noyes '20 points out "Why Harvard Should Win." The feature football article of the issue may be said to be, however, one by W. Jackson '21, who has compiled a large amount of "Inside dope" from a number of former players and coaches. This article includes notes on all the big games from the beginning of the "Haughton system...
...recent review credits Professor Santyanna with saying in one of his essays that no American is devoid of good will; that if he could look into the soul of any man and could not see good will there he would conclude that that man was not an American...
...time in the business cycle when a panic would have occurred, if we were to have one, has passed, according to this letter, which is the latest of a series issued to the subscribers of the Review of Economic Statistics. The movement of rates on commercial paper and of speculation indicates that the liquidation in commodity markets will end some time between December, 1920, and April, 1921. The action of the Federal Reserve Banks in increasing rates and restricting credit practically insured a business readjustment unaccompanied by a financial panic. For "higher interest rates do not spell disaster, but safety...
...committee now issues three publications. A Monthly Review appears with an index of business conditions in the United States and Europe, supplemented by occasional studies on economic problems of current interest. Advance Letters, coming out at the beginning and middle of each month, give the earliest possible notice of the movements of the forecaster. Every effort is made to bring these letters up to date, a novel form being employed by which it is possible to prepare the chart for printing within a few hours. The third publication is a Supplement, issued several times a year, which presents reports...
Says the "Weekly Review"! "It is not so pathetic that a Western University shouts that it has surpassed Harvard in numbers . . .; the pathetic thing about it is that Harvard doesn't like...