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Commander Robert E. Peary, U. S. N., lectured last night in the Fogg Lecture Room under the auspices of the Travellers' Club on "Field Work of the Peary Arctic Club." He told of his experiences on his last expedition and gave a detailed account of four years' continuous Arctic work; the lecture was illustrated by several maps and a large number of stereopticon pictures. The most important result of the expedition was the attainment of the most northerly known land...
...University hockey team will play Yale tonight at the St. Nicholas Rink, New York, in the first of three games in the final round of the intercollegiate series. Harvard defeated Yale last Saturday by a score of 3 to 0, but during the last week, on account of the poor condition of the ice, regular practice on the rink has been made impossible. In two days of practice on Spy Pond the playing has been greatly handicapped by the absence of side boards and the softness...
...books and stock of the Co-operative Society in preparation for its incorporation, shows the financial condition of the Society on January 1, as well as the amount of business transacted and the profits made between July 1, 1902 and January 1, 1903. In estimating the profits no account has been taken of depreciation in the value of stock on hand. It should, moreover, be noted that during the first months of the college year the business is larger, and accordingly more profitable, than during the winter and spring: ASSETS. Fixtures, $4045.13 Cash, 2820.33 Stock: Men's Furn. Dept...
...teams which have the highest averages in the preliminary series will play the final series of two ont of three games for the championship on February 25. February 28, and March 7. Princeton is out of the contest, the team having been disbanded by the faculty on account of the academic conditions of several of its members...
...practice of the University basketball team last night showed considerable improvement over the work of the first part of the week. On account of the University Assembly in the Gymnasium this evening, this was the last practice before the game with Cornell tomorrow night. The men played hard and fast, combining good teamwork with long passes as the occasion demanded. There was, however, a tendency to fumble in the early part of the play and the men are still weak on throwing goals, especially from a distance. In the line-up the team succeeded in scoring twenty-nine points...