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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...encourage the study of the problems of creating a greater American merchant marine, the National Foreign Trade Council offers two prizes for the two best essays, written by undergraduates, on the subject of "The Commercial Necessity for Developing Foreign Trade Through an Adequate American Merchant Marine." These two prizes are of $100 and $50 respectively...
...Johnston Forbes-Robertson has written the Department of English asking for eighteen "tall, strong, clean-shaven men" as supernumeraries in his farewell performance of "Hamlet" in Cambridge. All those wishing to take part should report at Sanders Theatre this morning promptly at 10.30 o'clock. No one should report who cannot arrange to be at all three performances...
Although no single contribution in the current number of the ADVOCATE stands out clearly above the general level of college journalism, the average is good. (The foregoing sentence was written before the present reviewer had seen the recent criticism of the Monthly in these columns...
...University Choir, divided into two parts, will sing a double chorus, "Misericordias Domini in Aeternum Cantabo," written by the Italian composer, Francisco Durante...
...among the prominent men whose appointments as lecturers or instructors for 1916-17 have just been announced. Mr. Pier, who will be instructor in English, is the assistant editor of the Youth's Companion and the author of a dozen or more boys' books. He has also written the "Story of Harvard," a work which traces the growth of the University from its beginning to the present day. Joseph Lee, vice-president of the Massachusetts Civic League, and president of the Playground Association of America, will lecture on Education. Mr. Lee, who has served for many years on the Boston...