Word: stores
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...from the Graduate School, one from the Law School, one from the Medical School, one from the University at large, and one from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes of the College or Scientific School of Harvard University, respectively. These nominations to be posted in the Society's store and published in the CRIMSON two weeks before the annual meeting of the participating members of the Society. Other nominations, if any, to be made by nomination papers signed by twenty-five members of the Society, and to be similarly posted and published one week before the annual meeting. If additional...
...from the Graduate School, one from the Law School, one from the Medical School, one from the University at large, and one from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes of the College or Scientific School of Harvard University, respectively. These nominations to be posted in the Society's store and published in the CRIMSON two weeks before the annual meeting of the participating members of the Society. Other nominations, if any, to be made by nomination papers signed by twenty-five members of the Society, and to be similarly posted and published one week before the annual meeting. If additional...
...Overture, "Leonore," No 2; Duets by Miss Carmela Carboni, Soprano, and Miss Grazia Carboni, Contralto; Bach, Overture (Suite), No. 2; in B minor, for strings, flute, and pianoforte accompaniment; Duet by the Misses Carboni; Tchaikovsky, Symphony, No. 5, in E minor. Tickets may be obtained at Sever's book store or at Sanders Theatre immediately before the concert...
From these figures it will be seen that the business is rapidly increasing and demands more room. As it is now the store is crowded, and unless more room is provided, the business cannot continue to expand as it has in the last year. The furniture department was moved to 28 Church street in order to relieve the overcrowded condition of Dane Hall...
...proposed changes. To the many objections to these changes already pointed out in the CRIMSON by Professors Sabine, Hart, and others, there is added the important one that the plan promises all the evils common to delegated management in their most intensified form. When a customer enters the store the employes know that if he is not properly treated he can, if necessary, make the fact known at the annual meeting. Under the proposed plan, however, this incentive, the only existing one, for the employe receives no profit from his sales, will be wanting, and no other is substituted...