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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Marlborough street, of a sudden relapse after a severe attack of scarlet fever. Dickson prepared for College at Mr. Hopkinson's School in Boston where he was prominent in athletics, and although he was in College but a short time this year before his last illness, he was generally known and beloved by his classmates and old schoolmates among whom his death will be deeply felt...
...CRIMSON does not believe that interclub debates must necessarily be done away with altogether. They are of undoubted value in giving practice to men who have not spoken in university debates and there is all the more incentive to the speakers to do their best if it is known beforehand that a decision is to be given. Moreover, it is hard to see how they can do any harm, provided they are held in club rooms strictly between club members and without all unnecessary publicity. Otherwise, as has been said, no decisions must be made or else the debates must...
...soon as this fact became known, about four hundred men hurried down to the boat house and cheered Mr. Lehmann when he appeared. When the crew put their barge into the water, J. E. N. Shaw '98 led long and enthusiastic cheering for the coach, the crew, and Captain Goodrich. Mr. Lehmann, W. Woodward '98, von Utassy '98, and Dr. Coolidge went on board the launch and the crew with the following make-up rowed off down river: Stroke, Bull; 7, Goodrich; 6, Thomson; 5, J. H. Perkins; 4, Sprague; 3, Hollister; 2, J. F. Perkins; bow, Boardman...
...building will be known as Randolph Hall. It is expected to be ready for occupation at the beginning of next term. The contract will be awarded in the near future and the work commenced as soon as possible...
...plans of the building, made by J. R. Coolidge, Jr., and Vernon A. Wright, of 89 State Street, Boston, call for a building on three sides of a hollow square, the fourth side being open toward the house of Professor Niles, the historic old Apthorp mansion, generally known as the "Bishop's Palace...