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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...MACH.HARVARD UNION. - The regular monthly business meeting will be held in Wadsworth 13, Monday evening, Feb. 18 at 7.30. A full attendance is desired...
...scenes of pathos, and he shines as brightly in this field as in the realms of comedy. The play has a story with a motive, which can not be said of many so-called comedies. It abounds in dramatic interest. The dialogue is bright and crisp, full of sparkling lines, and the situations and stage business are novel and effective. The entire company is fitted with good parts and all do thorough justice to them. "A Gilded Fool" will be given at every performance of the week beginning February 18, including the special matinee of Friday, Washington's Birthday, February...
...simply absurd. He is here to teach us to row, a position for which his thorough knowledge of the science adapts him; he is here to pull us out of the hole into which we have fallen and to establish a system which shall win, as it must, a full share of victories in the future...
...freshman crews rowed at 12.30 Saturday. Mr. Legate did some vigorous coaching, making a special effort to overcome the fault of going forward too fast. The men alternated between the full stroke and the stroke with straight arms. Goodrich was absent and the first crew rowed: Stroke, Rice; 7, Ames; 6, Woodward; 5, Aldrich; 4, Fuller; 3, Butler; 2, Scull; bow, Davis, Stowell...
...following degrees: Bachelor of Science from a variable period averaging about three years to a fixed period of four years; for Bachelor of Laws from eighteen months to three years; for Doctor of Medicine from three terms of about four and one-half months each to four full years. It is clear, first, that the number of professional degrees has been greatly increased during the past thirty years, and secondly that the periods of residence for these degrees have been materially lengthened. This lengthening of residence is particularly striking in the case of the two large professional schools - those...