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Iniurrattg. 1913-1314 llmu rBttg Qlabninar 1913 22 September Monday 25 September Thursday . 20 October Monday . . 17 November Monday 26 November Wednesday 28 November Friday 19 December Friday . . . 1914 6 January Tuesday 19 January Monday 4 February Wednesday 5 February Thursday . 16 February Monday 16 March Monday 8 April Wednesday 16 April Thursday . 20 April Monday 18 May Monday 30 May Saturday . 1 June Monday 1 June Monday 10 June Wednesday 14 June Sunday 15 June Monday 15 June Monday 15 June Monday 15 June Monday . 16 June Tuesday . 17 June Wednesday 17 June Wednesday 18 June Thursday Yale Corporation Meeting. First Term begins. Yale Corporation Meeting. Yale Corporation Meeting. Thanksgiving Recess begins, 1.20 p.m. Thanksgiving Recess ends, 8.00 a.m. Christmas Recess begins, 6.00 p.m. Christmas Recess ends, 8.00 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. First Term ends, 6.00 p.m. Second Term begins, 8.00 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. Yale Corporation Meeting. Easter Recess begins, 1.20 p.m. Easter Recess ends, 8.00 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. Yale Corporation Meeting. Memorial Day. Anniversary of the School of the Fine Arts. Anniversary of the Divinity School. Second Tei ' m ends. Baccalaureate Sermon. College Class-Day Exercises. Scientific School Class-Day Exercises. Anniversary of the Law School. Yale Corporation Meeting. Anniversary Meeting of the Alumni. Commencement. Examinations for Admission to Yale College and the Sheffield Scientific School begin, 8.30 a.m. Examinations for Admission to other Departments begin. 26 September Saturday 28 September 1 October 18 December Monday Thursday . Friday umutrr Uarattnn Examinations for Admission to Yale College and the Sheffield Scientific School begin, 8.30 a.m. Examinations for Admission to other Departments begin. First Term begins. Christmas Recess begins, 6.00 p.m. 10 N CO 00 CM O CO CO 00 CO
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annrr anh Pot Pnurrt times heard j ' et. Ex-President Roosevelt, it is said, is fond of repeating Professor Lounsbury ' s remark on Cooper ' s statement that lie studied little while at Yale. We need not feel any distrust, observes Professor Lounsburj of Cooper ' s declaration, that little learning of any kind found its way into his head. Least of all will he be inclined to doubt it whom extended experience in the class-room has taught to view with profoundest respect the infinite capability of the human mind to resist the introduction of knowledge. After the Life of Cooper, came the exhaustive Studies in Chaucer, which gave Professor Lounsbury his position as a scholar; and then followed the Shakespearean Wars, a series of volumes dealing with the history of opinion concerning the dramatist — the most comprehensive account we possess of the posthumous fortunes of any English author. Popularly, Professor Lounsbury is most widely known for his many papers that have appeared in the magazines on the proper use of various words, phrases, and constructions. The rhetoricians, for example, say that the split infinitive is bad. Professor Lounsburj ' then proceeds to show that it occurs in most of the great writers and that it is sometimes desirable. Some one puts under the ban the word female, and Professor Lounsbury proceeds to a history of the word from Shakespeare down through the lovely females of the older novelists and concludes that as an adjective at least the word is still indispensable in certain phrases. And so the process has gone on merrily. But as I said at the beginning, the Yale under- graduate does not know Professor Lounsbury merely by his books ; he may hear him read one of his racy papers, or sit and talk with him by the open fire of the Elizabethan Club. W. L. Cross.
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