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Approximate course enrolment figures obtained today by the Transcript disclose that more than 350 students rushed to the elementary geology course given by Professor Kirtley F. Mather, where hitherto provision has been made for a maximum of 275 students. Professor Mather's course was praised in CRIMSON guide in several places and was generally pointed out as a model course...
...Boston Evening Transcript...
...Note. The Transcript erred in its complimentary report of the CRIMSON's Confidential Guide in saying that Government 1 fell off several hundred, for the latest figures reveal that the course only dropped eleven men. English 28 has been revised and is no longer a "vaudeville" course, now being in charge solely of James B. Munn, professor of English, a fact which may account partially for the increase of 110, as compared to a decrease of 102 for English...
Philosophy B has been revised and is now open to Freshmen, which undoubtedly is responsible for its tremendous increase.) --The Boston Evening Transcript...
...after giving due credit to Mr. Cram, who is Professor Merriman's assistant in History 1, for his work in helping organize the course, the latest subscriber to the Confidential Guide to Freshman Courses," went striding up Plympton street still chuckling over this great joke on him. Transcript...