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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...seems almost unpardonable perhaps to take up again the old, old complaint about the baths in the gymnasium; but on the other hand it is of little credit to the University that we are put to such great inconveniencies, - inconveniencies which we have born now for not a few years. The addition of new lockers this fall has given a chance for increased attendance at the gymnasium, but we still lack a sufficient number of baths. We must continue to plead for baths and perhaps we shall finally get them...
...Jeremiah Griffin, a fellow worker of Mr. Hadley, told in a simple and effective manner the story of his life. Born of respectable parents he received an ordinary education and learned the trade of an iron moulder. His fondness for drink proved his ruin, and seven years ago he was a wretched outcast of the worst type. He struggled in vain against his terrible failing, till through the efforts of Mr. Hadley he was brought to pray to Jesus Christ. That alone saved him and Mr. Griffin says that is the only thing can save others...
Anyone, now a student, not born in Massachusetts, can register, providing that he has lived in Cambridge for six months since he became of age; and providing that be is self-supporting, whether by his direct exertions or his own income...
...very novelty. There are probably very few men in college who have given much attention to a study of American archaeology, and yet the number is still fewer of those who would not be interested in an illustrated lecture on that subject. Besides speaking of this comparatively newly born study, Professor Putnam will couple his remarks on this subject with a talk about the World's Fair. This will be practically the first opportunity which students will have of hearing an intelligent talk on the World's Fair. We hope that a large number of men can spare the time...
Harold Munro Battelle was born in Boston, May 8, 1870, and hence was a little over 22 years old when he died. In 1882 he entered the Roxbury Latin School and was graduated from there in 1888. While at the school he had a severe attack of pneumonia, the recovery from which left his lungs peculiarly weak. So sensitive were they that it was deemed best he should rest for the next year before entering college. In February, 1889, Battelle, in company with a brother and a friend, went to a place near Colorado Springs. The bracing air of Colorado...