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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hotel Martin, University place and 9th street, Friday evening, April 6th at 7 o'clock. This is a custom which has been followed by a number of preceeding classes and it is hoped that all '93 men who intend to be in New York at that time will find it possible to be present. The price of the dinner will be two dollars. Men who intend to go to the reunion are requested to reply, enclosing the dinner subscription before Wednesday, April 4th, to W. Thayer Robb, care Manhatten Trust Co., 2 Nassau street, New York City...
...Barrows, who will give an illustrated lecture in Harvard 1 this evening, was in Greece last year with Dr. Dorpfeld. He will speak of the results of his own observation, particularly in reference to the Athenian theatre. Students of classical literature and art will find matter of interest in the lecture...
...Howard N. Brown of Brookline, preached at Appleton Chapel last night from the text, "That which thou sowest it is not quickened, except it die," taken from Paul's Epistle to the Corinthians. Immortality, he said, is something in which many people find it hard to believe. It seems to them unnatural and as its truth can not be absolutely proved, they refuse to accept it. Yet the belief in immortality is something necessary for the existence of life on earth. What would all that we do here amount to, what would be the inducement to work and patience...
...petition of the Harvard Lawn Tennis Association asking that Jarvis Field be given up for tennis-courts has been granted. Fifteen courts will be laid our and will be finished if possible by the twelfth of May. This will probably force the football association to find other grounds for next year...
...notice in talking with a well educated man is the extreme care with which he chooses his words. We are accustomed in ordinary conversation to put things in much stronger language than there is any occasion for. When we stop to think of what we have said we often find that we are not entirely sincere...