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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Bulletin, which is published today, contains a full account of President Eliot's recent trip to Buffalo and Cleveland, together with complete stenographic reports of his speeches at each place. A report of the service in memory of Phillips Brooks, which was held at Trinity Church, Boston, last Friday, illustrated by reproductions from photographs of Brooks House and the bust of Philips Brooks by Hugh Cairns, is also printed. An article on the Rhodes Scholarships conference which was held in University Hall on Saturday and a number of reports of local activities complete the issue...
...team returned to Cambridge yesterday and will at once begin practice for the games with Amherst at Amherst Wednesday night and with Pennsylvania in the Hemenway Gymnasium on Saturday night. The team will be strengthened this week by Linehan, who was unable to take the western trip on account of examinations. Although both of the games were lost, the defeat has served to show the weak points in the play and made evident the fact that the only hope of developing a winning team lies in hard and consistent practice...
...Water System, by Mr. C. W. Smith, who has had immediate charge at the dam, is reprinted from a lecture before the Civil Engineering Club. Messrs. Densmore and LeClear, the engineers who designed the heating and ventilating system, electric wiring, and plumbing of Robinson Hall contribute an interesting, illustrated account of the somewhat unusual features of the heating and ventilating system in that building. Professor C. A. Adams continues his article on "Armature Drop and Regulation of Alternators," from the November issue. "Screw Propellers," by E. B. Edwards '98, S.B. '00, and "The Value of Methods of Approximation...
Both games will probably be harder than any of the previous ones this year. The absence of Story, Linehan, and Randall, who will be unable to accompany the team on account of examinations, will be a serious handicap. With Gilles at right forward, however, the team should be somewhat steadied in spite of the fact that he has played only two nights. K. Smith at centre is the weakest player at present, partly on account of his changing from forward to centre. Bigelow, substitute for Story at left forward, is not up to his usual standard. Most of the work...
...Bulletin for January 21 contains the usual account of College activities. There is an interesting article on Wadsworth House, one on the new Parkway, and two articles concerning the Charles River Dam. Various short notices on athletic events and subjects, numerous University notes of interest, and an editorial on the opening of the Germanic Museum comprise the rest of the issue...