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...protest against Schick in the intercollegiate games. Representatives from Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Pennsylvania were present, but owing to the absence of G. H. Hooker, of Cornell, the fifth member of the Executive Committee, the vote resulted in a deadlock. L.P. Frothingham '02 of the Executive Committee and T. Gerrish '01 of the Advisory Committee represented Harvard...
...Hyde '98; gifts received from college societies and college papers, amounting to $1,747.80; a gift of $400 in memory of J. S. Tebbetts '80, with which 166 volumes have been bought; Mr. Edward Robinson, of the Museum of Fine Arts, has given 33 valuable books; J. B. Gerrish '71 has given 275 volumes; Small & Maynard, 100 volumes; Mr. H. O. Houghton, $100 worth of Houghton, Mifflin & Co.'s publications; Mr. Herbert Copeland & Day's publications. One hundred other persons have also made valuable gifts. The latest fund, $4,000, was subscribed by the friends of the late Robert...
...recent gift of 400 volumes from J. B. Gerrish '71 is by far the largest gift from an individual that the library has received. 100 volumes of French literature and drama have just been presented to the library by J. H. Hyde '98. The collection of University catalogues has been very nearly completed by the gift of 30 catalogues beginning as far back as 1825, received from Mrs. Frank Bolles of Cambridge...
...Union Library has recently received a gift of four hundred books from Mr. J. B. Gerrish '71 The volumes are all in the best editions, beautifully bound, and include the following sets: Milton's Works, eight volumes, edited by Nutford; Swift's Works, nineteen volumes, edited by Walter Scott; Dryden's Works, eighteen volumes, edited by Scott and Saintsbury; Ben Jonson's Works, nine volumes, edited by Gifford; Bullen's "English Dramatists," sixteen volumes; Chaucer's Works, edited by Skeat, seven volumes; Gardiner's History of England, ten volumes...
...article by Thornton Gerrish '01 on "The International Athletic Games," editorials on the question of the abolishment of the rush, as suggested by Professor Shaler, on the international track games, and on the Yale Bicentennial, together with a number of book reviews, complete the number...