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...admission to courses in Petrography and Economic Geology. Mineralogy 2 is a full course. The laboratory work conducted by Mr. Modell is the most important part of the course. The assigned work can nearly always be done in the five hours required, but it is interesting enough to warrant a few extra hours checking up on experiments. Professor Palache gives very charming lectures, enlarging upon the laboratory work and adding color here and there by relating incidents from his own many experiences with Mineralogy. The work in this course is not easy and it is difficult to get honor marks...
...brief, too many students would testify in favor of the course to warrant the use of the term "almost unanimously." If is unfortunate that the Freshman reader should receive an impression of the course the accuracy of which is to be strongly questioned. It is to correct the possible "unanimity" of the impression that this letter is written. Donal M. Sullivan...
...hear eminent lecturers. Rather than let the Big Tree pool sit idle and the Dramatic club and her sister institutions go begging, the University should make some arrangement whereby the Holyoke street structure could be used by the Dramatic club for a period at least long enough to warrant remodeling...
Officials at Lehman Hall, in charge of dormitory accommodations stated that the University cannot afford to replace Shepherd Hall at the present time, and the building is not considered of sufficient value to warrant extensive repairs. The system of fire-doors, which the Inspector held to be inadequate, will be improved, and an attempt will be made to lessen the other fire hazards caused by the wooden construction and external wiring...
...Harvard men; graduates and undergraduates. Professors and neophtes, local land abroad. Though it does not intend to go much deeper in the field of magazines than the local newsstands can follow, it will make sallies into Economic Bulletins, high-caste Literary Quarterlies, and other rarities, where special articles warrant it, and will get experts to comment on these more exotic forms...