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...building, forty-eight feet square, with a large ell in which the cows and other animals to be experimented upon are to be kept. The interior finish will be extremely simple, but the laboratories will be fitted up with a large amount of the expensive apparatus necessary in the kind of work to be carried...
...enormous size of the new buildings which, it is expected, will cost considerably over $2,000,000, is due to the extension of the laboratory method of instruction, which demands much more room than formerly. They will be the finest buildings of their kind in the world, being constructed entirely of white Vermont marble, with the exception of their bases, which will be of pink Milford granite. It was originally intended to use limestone and brick, but later developments have resulted in the substitution of the marble and granite, which will greatly improve the appearance of the structures...
Last year Harvard was represented in no intercollegiate gymnastic meet of any kind, as there was not enough interest in this branch of athletics to warrant the formation of a team. The Columbia challenge will be considered with a view to the fact that if such a meet could be arranged, it would arouse interest in the intercollegiate gymnastic meet...
Three appointments of a new kind, to be known as honorary curatorships, have been made by the Corporation, in the University Library. The object of the new curatorships is to secure the interest and services of persons specially competent to advise the Library in regard to purchases in special fields. The appointments so far made are the following: H. N. Gay, Jr., '96, Curator of Italian History of the Nineteenth Century; H. Bingham, Curator of South American History and Literature; E. H. Wells '97, Curator of Modern English Literature. Mr. Gay is a non-resident member of the Graduate School...
There was no practice of any kind yesterday, but there will be light signal practice today, probably in Auburndale...