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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Class Day or Commencement Day. Every tenant of the College shall be held responsible for the observance of this rule in his own room, and he shall not allow the use of his room on those days by any Class Secretary or other person or persons without the previous written consent of the Bursar. Who shall not give his consent in any case until such Class Secretary or other person or persons shall have filed with him a written agreement that this rule shall be compiled with...
...volume four ancient portraits of Dante and some notable, quaint reproductions from the illustrations to Lord Vernon's famous "Inferno." Canon Boyd-Carpenter, for twenty-seven years Bishop of Ripon, has long been recognized as a student of Dante, though this is the first book he has ever written on the subject. His lectures here were very popular among students and others, the New Lecture Hall being well filled on each occasion...
...Wambaugh's "Constitutional Law;" "The Secondary Teacher in Germany," by William Setchel Learned, of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; "Preservatives for Food: Their Use and Abuse," by Otto Folin. Hamilton Kuhn Professor of Biological Chemistry and "Scientific Management," a collection of the most significant papers ever written on this subject, by Clarence Bertrand Thompson '08, instructor in Industrial Organization...
...book of which every member of the Class should be proud to own a copy. Nowhere else can the graduate of tomorrow looking back upon his undergraduate life find such a complete review of those four years as is presented in the articles which appear in the Album, ably written by men who have been most intimately connected with whatever subject they are dealing, be it athletics, publications, Brooks House, Student Council, or whatnot. Moreover the book contains pictures of all the college buildings, Gates to the Yard, and other scenes so familiar to the undergraduate; associations which are here...
...following article on modern journalism has been written for the CRIMSON by Burton Kline '06, editor of the Transcript...