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PROF. H. E. MUNROE'S select dancing school, Eberle Hall, Union Square, Somerville. The last half of the present term commences next Friday evening. Tuition for the balance of term, 5 lessons and a grand ball, Gentlemen, $2.50; Ladies, $1.50. The school is patronized largely by Harvard students, over 40 attending this class. This ticket also admits the holder to Munroe Hall, 67 Warren street, Roxbury, on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Take any Cambridge and Roxbury car. Grand ball, Friday evening, Feb. 18. Tickets, 50c. Private lessons daily by appointment at 67 Warren St., Roxbury. Lady or gentleman teacher...
PROF. H. E. MUNROE'S select dancing school, Eberle Hall, Union Square, Somerville. The last half of the present term commences next Friday evening. Tuition for the balance of term, 5 lessons and a grand ball, Gentlemen, $2.50; Ladies, $1.50. The school is patronized largely by Harvard students, over 40 attending this class. This ticket also admits the holder to Munroe Hall, 67 Warren street, Roxbury, on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Take any Cambridge and Roxbury car. Grand ball, Friday evening, Feb. 18. Tickets, 50c. Private lessons daily by appointment at 67 Warren St., Roxbury. Lady or gentleman teacher...
...University crew Thursday, January 27. It was not thought wise to start work until after the Junior Promenade. In response to the call 21 men presented themselves. Most of the men are in exceptionally good condition this year having had regular practice in the harbor during the fall term. The work during the fall consisted of the individual coaching of a few candidates in the pair-oars by Mr. Cook and later the use of the eight-oared barge. The work was very light and no long stretches were rowed, all rowing being done in the harbor inside...
...weather during the winter term is liable to be cold and stormy it has been thought best at Yale for seniors not to wear gowns this term. They will be resumed, however, at the opening of the spring term...
...disputes increase? They increase because of misconceptions of fundamental laws and of the relation between employer and employee. The cooperation of labor and capital comprises a partnership, but the unfortunate name of service is still given to the share of one of the partners. We find the term on all hands; a standing obstacle to our progress. The great strikes that have arisen in this country, have not come from questions of wage, but from procedure. Why should the employers refuse to let their books be examined by their employees, except from that pride that comes from assuming mastership...