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...held during the second week after the Recess, from Monday, May 4, to Monday, May 11. The spring chess tournaments it is proposed to make interclass, so that places won by members of the classes will count toward their class championships. Entries may be made in bluebook at Bartlett's drug store and will close at six sharp Friday, May 1. The entrance fee will be fifty cents and is payable at the time of entry. There will be no extra fee for entering in more than one event...
...strong southern clubs which always have the advantage of an earlier season. The work of the new men was very gratifying and gives promise that the places left vacant by the graduation of so many of last year's players will be capably filled during the present season. Bartlett '99, a candidate for the position of catcher, was tried at shortstop throughout the trip and will doubtless be a fixture. Twombly '96, also caught well. As it was thought that the management would have considerable difficulty in filling these places, the success of these men in their respective positions...
Uncle John Hay, C. D. Reuben, A. R. Bartlett...
...civil war terminated on the second term of 66's junior year. It was a war for freedom. Such a war offers an opportunity for great bravery and selfsacrifice, and Harvard had her share of heroes in Shaw, Bartlett, Davis, Wilder, Dwight, and many others. While war offers a great opportunity for heroes, peace offers an equally good one. Lowell said, "It is peace which is the nursery of the virtues that shine...
...schools after three years' work.- (x) Those who need to do so may now secure their degree in three years.- (d) Time of preparation for college should be shortened if desire is to lower age of entering professions: Min. Rep., p. 19.- (1) This is entirely feasible: S. C. Bartlett in Education, XI, p. 590.- (x) Foreign preparatory schools show this.- (y) Our preparatory schools could be improved-(A) In amount taught.- (B) in the time employed: C. W. Eliot in Atlantic, LXII, p. 250.- (e) One year saved in preparation is far better than one year lost from...