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Voting will continue throughout today at the various dining halls in the University. In order to get as complete a vote as possible the Student Council has also sent out return postal cards. The result of this vote will be combined with the ballot system. The votes of those men who, have used both methods, however, will only be counted once, while any undergraduates who have cast no vote whatsoever are urged to do so today. The direct ballot, however, is preferred to the postal cards, but to insure obtaining everybody's vote both systems should be employed...
...trade which has been prepared under the direction of Dr. Edward Ewing Pratt, Chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce at Washington. Dr. Pratt, who is one of the country's foremost authorities in foreign commerce, has the co-operation and endorsement of the leading business men throughout the country in the preparation of this new course, which will afford a thorough and practical treatment of all phases of the subject. In his lecture, Mr. Nussbaum will bring out some of the more interesting facts in regard to foreign trade as a profession...
...conference, which is the most important educational meeting held in Massachusetts during the year, aims to bring together school administrators for the purpose of mutual acquaintance and co-operative effort in improving school management throughout the state. It serves as the great clearing house for Massachusetts educational thought and practice. The school committees thus have an opportunity of hearing the foremost authorities speak on all the phases of school problems, and are able to get a grasp of the correct principles of elementary and secondary educational methods of teaching. The officers of schools in all parts of the state also...
...With the sole exception of Hamlet, no other character in all of Shakspere's plays, who does not definitely take the part of a Fool, wears trappings, which were a part of the conventional garb of the Court Fool," declared Mr. Noyes. "This and numerous other instances throughout the play lead me to believe that Shakspere meant to typify in Harlet the 'Wise Fool' of the early English courts at his greatest point of development...
Civilian committees are now working in Portland, Boston, Newport, New York, Philadelphia, and other places, and the various recruiting officers throughout the country have charge of the actual enrolment. The routine on board will be similar to that at Plattsburg. A portion of the day will be given up to the study of special subjects which will be largely optional, so that recruits who have aptitude for or knowledge of special subjects, such as navigation, signaling, radio work, steam or electrical engineering, etc., may have an opportunity to specialize, the object being to give everybody a general idea of what...