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...West this summer for the purpose of studying the native tribes and ancient ruins. The party will leave Cambridge on July 4 and will reach St. Louis on the morning of July 6. They will spend about four days at the Exposition and will also visit the Cahokia mound group, the largest Indian mound in America, which is a few miles outside of St. Louis. The party will then proceed to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they will spend a day at the important Jarvy Museum. From here they will go south to the large modern pueblo of Isleta...
...aspect of the world. It is a question whether science makes the individual more or less hopeful or immortality. Alone, science may be said to lessen the belief of the individual in a future life. An immense majority of men live without any idea of immortality, a large group regard the hereafter as one of man's inventions, while a third, and much smaller class, lay hold of the life hereafter as a governing influence in this...
Seribner's-"Play-Going in London," by J. Corbin '92; "The War of 1812," by A. T. Mahan h. '95; "The Undercurrent," by R. Grant '73; "The Dutch Group," by R. Sturgis...
...Farabee, instructor in the Department of Anthropology, will conduct a party on an anthropological trip through the west, starting immediately after Commencement. The party will visit in particular the Cahokia mound group and the Exposition at St. Louis, the archaeological remains and the modern Pueblos of northern Arizona and New Mexico, the Grand Canon, the shell formations of California, and the Canadian Rockies. Stops will be made wherever there are opportunities for investigation, and the trip will end the latter part of August...
...only about 550 men, they be divided between Seniors and Juniors only. In detail, the plan is as follows: that Holworthy be always reserved for Seniors: and, in order that a student may live in the same room two years, that the remaining six dormitories be divided into two groups: Group A--Stoughton, Thayer and Weld; Group B--Hollis, Matthews and Grays. Group A is to be assigned to men graduating in classes of the odd years, beginning with the class of 1905: Group B to classes graduating in even years beginning with 1906 as Juniors. In case...