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Dean Shaler's report of the Lawrence Scientific School for the past year deals chiefly with the effect of increased admission requirements upon the attendance at the School. The decrease of attendance which was expected to follow the somewhat rapid annual addition to entrance examinations has not come about. On the contrary, in the present year the gain in registration has exceeded that of any year since...
...played exceptionally well and showed the best team work that has been seen here this season. The Harvard team lacked its usual speed and unity, possibly owing to the absence of several of the regular men, and was able to win only by determined individual playing. Harvard did not follow the puck closely, and the forwards did not play in their positions enough to permit accurate passing. The best playing for the University was done by Winsor and Foster, and for Andover by Hodge, Dousman and Silleck...
Five matches have now been shot in the series of handicap rifle, pistol and revolver matches which have been carried on by the Rifle and Pistol Club since the recess. The winners and their scores follow: Rifle matches--J. H. Shirk '02, 73, 81; G. C. Dolley, '04, 75; P. Bancroft '03, 76, 83. Revolver matches--H. St. Gaudens '03, 59, 58, 56; M. A. Edwards '04, 60; J. H. Shirk '02, 60. Pistol matches--L. W. Wright 1L., 93; M. A. Edwards '04, 93; J. H. Shirk '02, 91; P. Bancroft...
...meeting on Friday will be purely a business one. On Saturday papers will be read and discussions will follow. The convention will close with an excursion about Washington. The officers of the Federation are as follows: President, J. H. Pattea, Harvard; vice-president C. S. Hyde, Columbia; secretary and treasurer B. C. Ewers, Brown...
...festive cover of the Christmas Advocate encloses a varied collection of stories and verses. "The Tangled Web that Allen Wove," by W. N. Seaver sets forth the dire results which inevitably follow a deviation from the path of truth. It cannot be denied that the author has contrived for the punishment of his hero a complication of exquisite tortures,--which are physical rather than moral. The story has little of the college atmosphere, however, and the six pages required to disentangle Allan might well be reduced to four. "Before the Engynes Came Through," by R. W. Page is a short...