Word: hands
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...spoke briefly of the qualities which a photograph should have to excel artistically, and besides artistic merit, of the poetic feeling which should enter into the composition of such a photograph. He commended the practice of photography as cultivating the artistic sense, although it be not so disciplinary to hand and eye as the art of drawing. After pointing out various individual defects and merits, he complimented the contributors upon the general nature of the work exhibited...
...teams that are to represent their university and are not even allowed to know who the men that will form these teams are, their interest invariably weakens, and enthusiasm gives place to an indifference, which is the most discouraging thing a team has to face. On the other hand, if the practice is open and the students may follow the work of their representatives, their interest grows as the final race gets nearer, and they are ready to give their crew or football eleven the heartiest support at the time when this support at the time when this support...
...sale of seats will begin at Thurston's tomorrow morning, when members of the Union, the Forum, and the Freshman Debating Club will have the first choice of seats. The secretaries of the three clubs must hand their lists of members to C. E. Bryan '96 sometime today. The public sale will begin next Monday morning. The price of seats will be fifty cents...
After the debate there will be a banquet at the Empire Cafe, Boston, to which members of the three debating clubs are invited. The price per plate will be $2.50. Those intending to attend should hand their names to R. C. Davis, 20 Ware Hall. Among those who have signified their intention of being present are ex-Governor J. D. Long, ex- Governor William E. Russell, Acting Governor Roger Wolcott, and President Eliot...
...committee has been appointed, consisting of Mrs. Agassiz, Miss Irwin, and Professors Smith, Byerly and Gray to report on the resignation of Mr. Gilman as regent of Radcliffe College. The committee has done nothing as yet and probably will not hand in its report before next June. It is impossible to say at present who will be Mr. Gilman's successor. He will of course stay in office till the end of the year, and after his resignation remain a member of the corporation and is likely to be on some of the committees...