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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...recent mass meeting at Amherst, called for the purpose of considering a constitution for an advisory athletic committee, a constitution was adopted giving the committee full control of Amherst athletics and advisory powers in intercollegiate matters. The board is to consist of three alumni, two members of the faculty and the managers of the athletic teams, the college senate having the power of appointing the alumni and faculty members. One faculty member, Dr. Hitchcock, and one alumni member, Mr. F. B. Pratt, '87, have already been appointed...
...eight seniors on the foot ball team three will come to Harvard,- Furman (captain), and Newell who played on the rushline, and Gage, half-back. Four will enter Yale,- Howland and James, rushers, Word, quarterback, and Stothers, full-back. The other man, Bardwell, will go to Lehigh. Of the literary men at Exeter among the seniors, Furman and Grover of the Exonian board will come to Cambridge while Stothers goes to Yale. Of the four Literary Monthly editors three will enter Harvard. The representation in general, according to the above figures, which will enter Harvard is something like...
...West End Publishing Company have issued a new number of their pocket Compass Guide for Boston and vicinity. It is a useful hand book of information, containing full details of all the horse car routes of the West End company, including a time table and distance schedules; railway stations alphabetically classified with times of departure and arrival, trains, fares and distances; location of express offices, post-offices, fire-alarm stations, etc.; list of churches, banks, public buildings, houses and apartment houses. Such a compendium of full, useful information is at all moments handy, and the plan upon which this...
...first crew Saturday rowed as follows: Goddard, stroke; Jones 7, Lothrop 6, Winthrop 5, Hartridge 4, Keyes 3, Pulsifer 2, Herrick bow. During the past week the oars in the tank have been much improved, and the men like it very much better. Instead of having the oars full width with a large hole in the blades, they are now paired down and a number of small holes made in them. It is now possible to row eighteen strokes a minute on fixed seats without any trouble. It will no doubt be possible in the future to improve the tank...
After a few words about the public reading and lectures given by the instructors, the report gives a full list of the courses of instruction afforded and the number of students in each course. During the past year the whole number of courses or their equivalent, open to students, was 182 to which may be added 41/2 prescribed courses making a total of 1861/2. Aside from the prescribed courses the greatest number of students in any one course was 250 in Fine Arts 3, and the next greatest number was 232 in Political Economy 1. From this the number descends...