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...division of the Senior class into those who desire no assistance, those who wish to interview firms in the field which they have selected, and those who are undecided and wish to consult alumni in different kinds of business, seems to hold promise in its simplicity. An assurance is therein implied that the efforts of the Employment Office will have a new concentration, where they are most needed...
...officers who were in Europe, except, perhaps, the comparatively infinitesimal few whom he came in personal contact with. Therefore, Mr. Bratton does not know any thing positive about that which he speaks. . . . Each week, I look to TIME for facts and dislike seeing such foolish and unfounded statements appearing therein, even under "Letters...
What I know about the Philippine Islands has been gathered from residence therein during 20-odd years, covering most of the time from the American occupation up until the present year, and I have noticed that the conclusions of those from "Universities Afloat" who made a "threeday stay," and various biased politicians from the days of William Jennings Bryan down to more recent afflictions, who have stayed anywhere from three days to three weeks, are much more emphatic and cover more territory than those who have struggled with the problem in all its bewildering phases for 29 years...
...sole instruction in that department as an undergraduate. The Yale News was probably not aware of the fast that this frugal array of courses, combined with a corresponding number of Latin courses, and a couple of courses in ancient history, and the necessary intelligence in wielding the facts contained therein leads occasionally to a degree summa cum laudte Now the truth is out. And yet I suspect that had I not been fortunate enough to present three years of Greek upon entrance to Harvard, I could have found solace in other Greek courses more elementary, and had I been fortunate...
...care to subscribe for any publication that sponsors a statement such as the enclosed, which appeared in TIME, Nov. 7, even though the bigotry contained therein may be tactfully surrounded by complimentary expressions...