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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock of the same day, the association will convene for two discussions, the first, "The Teaching of Law in Collegiate Schools of Business." A paper on this will be delivered by Nathan Isaacs, and the discussion will be opened by Alfred W. Bays, Professor Lincoln F. Schaub '06, and William H. Spencer. Herman Schneider will open the second discussion by a paper on "The Co-ordination of Business and Engineering Courses...
...Philip Haffner, Chicago, Ill.; Hilding Fridtjof Conrad Hanson, Exeter, N. H.; Earl Leon Heck, Arcanum, Ohio; Granville Hicks, Framingham; Joseph Frederick Holzinger, Westfield; David Edgar Knapp, Bucksport, Me.; Clair Thomas Leonard, Newtonville; Jacob Lerman, Chelsea; Roger Albertus Lutz, Newton; James Andrew McPeek, Cambridge, Ohio; William Joseph Maier, Jr., Huntington, W. Va.; Raymond John Norton, East Boston; Stanley John Gregory Nowak, Chicopee Falls; George Owen, Jr., Newton; John Pallo, Westfield; Homer Battles Park, Chelmsford; Harold Fifield Price, Somerville; Lawrence Rose, Hartford, Conn.; Allan Stewart Ross, West Roxbury; Francis Rouillard, Chico-pee Falls; James Vincent Sacchetti, East Boston; Conrad Salinger, Brookline; Harry...
...Student Council meeting on Monday evening the appointment of the following committees was confirmed: Committee on the Reception of Visiting Teams, J. C. Bolton '20, chairman; W. P. Belknap '20, A. E. Kirk '20, L. T. Lanman '20, and A. Houghton '21; Committee on Freshman Affairs, E. A. McCouch '20, chairman; J. S. Higgins '20, H. H. Faxon '21, R. K. Kane '22, and G. V. S. Smith '22; Scholarship Committee, F. Workum '20, chairman; E. A. Bacon '20, and G. M. Weeks, Jr., '21, C. W. Carter, Jr., '20, and R. E. Eckstein...
...militaristic let us try the case on its merits and not befog the issue. If universal military training has anywhere proved a guarantee of peace and prosperity, let us know it. If militarism has an odium, let us know that too, and guide ourselves accordingly. J. W. MILLER...
...songs in a pamphlet entitled "I. W. W. Songs to Fan the Flame of Discontent." It is interesting not because of its disorderly ferocity, which is certainly not characteristic of those to whom it is addressed, the workingmen, but because of the idea it advocates. It is a conception which has recently jumped into prominence in America, especially in Canada--the idea of the One Big Union...