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There will be an important meeting of the Student Council in the Committee Room of the Union this evening at 7 o'clock, to elect the officers of the Council, and to choose the three representatives from the College at large. This meeting is of great importance, and it is necessary that the following men be present: F. H. Burr '09, A. G. Cable '09, E. P. Currier '09, L. K. Lunt '09, R. Middlemass '09, W. M. Rand '09, W. R. Severance '09, E. C. Bacon '10, R. C. Brown '10, S. A. Sargent '10, E. Harding...
...President Cleveland's second administration was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. He was special commissioner to Japan in 1897 and in the same year was American Envoy at the convention between Russia, Japan and the United States. Since that time he has been successively commissioner at the convention with Great Britain to decide the controversy in regard to seal fisheries, delegate to numerous national conventions, and the delegate of various bar organizations at international conventions. He lectured on government at the University during the years 1902 and 1903. He is the author of the "Index Digest of Interstate Commerce Laws...
...defence of the University team, which has shown need of improvement in the last two games. The results were fairly satisfactory, the first team twice holding the second practically on the goal line, less than half a yard intervening between the ball and the line. There is still great room for improvement, however, Minot being able to gain through the University team's line yesterday almost at will...
...practicable anywhere, it is practicable in Harvard. The variety of interests, the lack of petty jealousies, the cosmopolitanism, that very "indifference" and "lack of college spirit," which consists of having one's own opinions on collegiate as on other matters,--in short, all those qualities which make our University great as opposed to provincial insure the success of any well launched scheme of undergraduate self-government...
...match, which was postponed from the previous day because of darkness, was extremely closely contested in spite of the fact that the Yale players did not get a set. Yale lobbed a great deal and kept the Pennsylvania men on the jump all the time, but were not able to overcome their swift drives and skilful placing. Since N. W. Niles '09 won the singles on Thursday, Harvard and Pennsylvania each gain one of the two possible points towards the possession of the intercollegiate trophy...