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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...account of having to conduct Latin 8 in the second half-year Professor Morgan will be obliged to change the hours for Classical Philology 40, Roman literary criticism, announced to be given on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 o'clock, and perhaps for Classical Philology 66, the Philippics of Demosthenes and Cicero, announced to be given on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock. Students intending to take either of these courses are requested to meet Professor Morgan on Monday at 1 o'clock in Harvard...
...inch reflecting telescope, made in England in 1888 by the late A. A. Common, and purchased this year by the University, is now at the grounds of the Astronomical Observatory where it will be set up this spring. On account of the enormous size of the telescope and the peculiar mounting which it necessitates, a two-story building 15 feet wide and 27 feet long is being erected to enclose it. The lower floor will contain a silvering room, and the upper will accommodate the observer. The telescope will probably be mounted about the end of March...
...prospects of building the proposed range under the Stadium this year have been abandoned, not only because of the great expense of lighting and heating, but on account of the cost of erecting enough new shields to enclose the required space of 100 yards in length...
...most prominent figures in the Russian liberal party, Professor Milyoukov was born at Moscow in 1859, graduated from the Moscow University in 1882, and was for several years professor of Russian history in that institution. In 1894 he organized the University Extension in Russia, but on account of the democratic tendency of the movement was exiled to one of the smaller cities of Russia. Later he was called to the University of Sofia in Bulgaria, as professor of Russian history, but was again exiled. He returned to Russia in 1901 and declined Minister von Plehve's offer of the Ministry...
...still less likely to diminish, indeed they tend to grow in a manner that is almost alarming. Not only have all our savings of past seasons been used up in the construction of the Stadium, but it will be some years before we are free from debt on this account, yet, even as it is, we have been obliged to postpone for an indefinite period the building of the covered colonnade which was part of the original plan and which would add greatly to the appearance of the structure...