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This last year the chief interest of the House, if a generalization can be made of 300 students, has been not marks but extra curricular activities. Still the stronghold of scholarship, it now is using its Common Room and unique Tower Room, its Musical Society and its year-book. The Chronicle, to greater advantage...
...This year's Law School year-book will be dedicated to Oliver Wendell Holmes to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth, Robert S. Ratner 3L. Editor in Chief of the year book revealed today...
...TIME'S figures were correct but badly stated-Denmark produced one-half of the bacon, one-quarter of the butter, eggs in international trade. As to self-sufficiency: in 1936, a typical year, only about 13% of Danish grain and fodder was imported-which is not to minimize Germany's future troubles in supplying that quantity. Authorities: Statesman's Year-Book, League of Nations Statistical Year-Book 1938-39, The Northern Countries in World Economy and Denmark 1937 (both official publications...
John L. Donnell '40 of Winthrop House was elected chairman of the Junior Album Committee yesterday by his fellow members. This will be the second year-book which Donnell has headed as in his Freshman year he served as Chairman of the Redbook of the Class...
...easy to arrive at such figures, and some of them deliberately lie, but experts of the League of Nations think their researches, costing thousands of dollars yearly, have produced figures worthy of some credence, except in the case of Germany where no figures have been released. Using the League's figures for the other Great Powers, and taking for the Reich 1936 estimates which the British Statesman's Year-Book presents, the latest statistics show total expenditures in 1937 by each of the Great Powers such that per capita...