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Dates: during 1890-1899
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William R. Harper, president and head professor of the Semitic department...
William G. Hale, of Cornell, head professor in Latin...
...Laughlin, of Cornell, head professor of Political Economy...
...have always understood that the men at the head of our athletic associations were merely the agents of the University, qualified to carry on all the executive business of the teams in whatever way seemed fit and to decide on all minor subjects of policy that came up, but certainly not empowered to make a definite and binding agreement on a question of such far-reaching importance as the five-year foot ball arrangement with Harvard. On questions that touch so nearly as this does the whole athletic interest of the University it has always been customary for the University...
...called early to the college conference meeting announced in this week's calendar for next Tuesday evening. The subject of municipal reform is one of the most important with which men have to deal today. It has an especial interest for young men who ought to be the head and front of every reforming movement. Mr. Lowell has had a very considerable experience in city government and is qualified to speak with authority on all subjects connected with it. What he has to say on Concentration of Responsibility in Municipal Government is certain to be worth hearing...