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Reviews of the following books, of which the CRIMSON acknowledges the receipt, will appear in a future issue...
...Quinquennial Catalogue for the period 1636-1905 will appear on Commencement day, and will contain, as usual, a complete list of present and former officers of the University, a list of all degrees conferred, and an alphabetical list of graduates. All additions or corrections should be sent to Mr. J. A. Noyes, editor of the Quinquennial Catalogue, Harvard College Library...
...most serious losses appear in the College, Medical School and Summer School, but these can be easily accounted for. Members of the Senior class of the College are registered in professional schools in unprecedented numbers; the class which graduated from the Medical School in June was the last to enter under the old admission requirements; and the enrolment in the Summer School was remarkably large in 1903, owing to the many teachers at the convention of the National Education Association, held in Boston in July of that year...
...York, or Kansas City, or even New Haven. The Advocate has risen to the position of a literary journal which delights, amuses and elevated the public taste. It even has a Christmas story, Mr. Hagedorn's "The Pastor of Wenkendorf," which is agreeable, climactic and might well appear in the Saturday Evening Post. The old Advocate had little satirical verses.--"I am going to the Annex, Sir, she said," and that sort of thing,--the new Advocate includes a little idyl, "The Maid and the Shepherd Boy," by Mr. Gebhardt. The old Advocate had a clever "Proctoure's Tale," quite...
Attempts to secure photographs of the metros met with little success, for, although a large portion of the sky was covered, the trail of but one Leonid was found on the plates. As a certain meteor seen shortly before 3 o'clock does not appear on the plates exposed at that time, it is at present believed possible to photography only meteors slowly moving, or of exceptional brilliancy...