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...inches deep amidships, 6 1-2 inches deep forward, and 5 1-2 inches deep aft. The shell will be composed entirely of aluminum, with the exception of the wash box, which will be wood, and the outriggers, which are to be of steel tubing, hard drawn. The shell will weigh 175 pounds. Ordinary paper shells weigh about 225 pounds, and Waters, the famous shell builder of Troy, N. Y., claims that a 200 pound eight oared shell is an exceedingly light one. The aluminum shell will be built in two pieces, being divided fore and aft and them joined...
...Tennis Club held a meeting in Weld 5 last evening. Mr. Chase presided. The object of the meeting was to read a constitution which had been drawn up by a committee appointed for that purpose some weeks ago. Mr. Hoppin read the constitution which was afterwards adopted...
...Graduate School has just issued a pamphlet which gives an interesting account of the numbers in the school and from the many colleges in all sections of the country they have been drawn. The gain this year in numbers is not inconsiderable and it shows clearly what an important part of the University the department is fast growing to be. Perhaps nothing shows the position and influence that it holds among other colleges than the fact that six of its members for example, come from such a distant college as the University of Michigan, five from the University of California...
...game today is the lath which the Yale and Harvard freshmen have played annually. So far, Yale has won five Harvard eight and two have been drawn. Three of the regular 'varsity are freshmen, Hickok, McCrea, and Greenway while there are five of the 'varsity substitutes, DeWitt, Armstrong, Cross, Thorn, and O'Neil...
Like most social questions this one has two distinct sides; the economic and the ethical one. In regard to the economic side, the deductions drawn from official reports, show that not less than seven hundred million dollars were paid for drink by consumers in the year 1880. This is no less per capita than one twelfth of the cost of the necessities of life; namely, food, clothing and shelter. Such a fact as this is very startling. Suppose we look at the subject on a small scale, and take the city of Cambridge, where there has for some time been...