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Dates: during 1890-1899
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CRICKET ELEVEN.- The following men are wanted for the game with Lowell at Lowell next Saturday: Adams, Carleton, Scattergood, Wells, Dupont, Hastings, Waters, Morgan, Haughton, Webster, Drinkwater, Rawle. If any of these men cannot play, he should notify me at once by postal. The following men will also be retained and will be given a chance to play before the championship games: Kennedy, Logan, Douglass, Perkins, Gray, Byrd, Barstow, Towner, Beecher, Ellicott, Rorer. W. W. Comfort, captain...
...cannot congratulate ourselves too much that we have had the privilege of hearing a course of lectures by M. Ferdinand Brunetiere of the French Academy. M. Brunetiere is unquestionably in the very first rank of living critics; he has given us, in pure and eloquent French, his own observations on Moliere, whom he considers to be the greatest writer of the most glorious century in French literature...
...conference will be continued; the Bible classes, the conferences on association work and the "Round Top" meetings will be under the leadership of men who will combine the experience of previous conferences in their efforts to make these departments more effective than ever. Although the complete programme cannot be announced at this early date, the most representative group of speakers that has ever met on the Northfield platform is already assured. It includes President Patton of Princeton, Rev. Henry Van Dyke, New York City, Rev. Alex. McKenzie of Cambridge, Rev. A. T. Schauffler of New York, and D. L. Moody...
...very creditable bit of work in a somewhat different vein from the general run of Lampoon illustrations. The "Constitution of the Guff Club," and "A Hunting Song," the latter presented as an extract from "Ralegh in Guiana," are both clever hits and funny, a statement that cannot truthfully be made of the remaining contributions that make up the number...
...view of these facts it is evident that the friends of the movement cannot for a moment relax their efforts. As Mr. Richard Henry Dana pointed out in his recent address before the club there is great need for the young men of today to carry on the work of the older generatior, formerly led by George William Curtis, and now by Carl Schurz...