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...third annual convention of physical directors of the principal universities and colleges of the United States will be held at New Haven, Dec. 29 and 30. Representatives will be present at the meeting from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Wesleyan, Williams, Amherst, Brown, Ohio State University, New York University and many others. Dr. Sargent will read a paper on "The Place of Physical Training in the College Curriculum...
...Senior election for First, Second, and Third Marshals, Secretary, Orator, Poet, Ivy Orator, Odist, and Chorister, will be held today between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. in Brooks House, ground floor, east. Voters are requested to enter the House through the door facing Holden Chapel. Men should come between hours as much as possible to avoid the rush just after lectures...
...closest mayoralty contests ever held in Cambridge, Edgar R. Champlin L. '80, mayor during the past year, was re-elected yesterday. He defeated his principal opponent, David T. Dickinson '88, by a majority of about eight hundred votes. The city voted no-license for the fourteenth successive year by a majority of one thousand. W. H. Lewis L. '95, Thorndike Spalding '95, J. D. Merrill '89, and Stoughton Bell '96, were elected members of the Common Council...
...first dress rehearsal of the Pedant Joue will be held in Brattle Hall tonight at 8.15. This rehearsal will be open to the active, honorary and graduate members of the Cercle, and to representatives of the press. Only those who have received invitations will be admitted. The book of the play which has been published by the Cercle, containing the text of Le Pedant Joue as adapted for the performance, and a sketch of the life of Cyrano de Bergerac by H. B. Stanton '00, will be sold at the door on the evenings of the dress rehearsals and performances...
...meeting of the Freshman class held last night to elect class officers, the following men were elected: President, R. Derby of New York, Groton School; vice-president, J. D. Clark of Boston, Hopkinson School; secretary, G. W. South of Philadelphia, Andover Academy...