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...editors of "Ben Franklin." He was on the winning team of the Philomathean Society against the Zelosophic Society. In 1895 he entered Harvard and was on the '99 team in the Harvard-Yale Freshman debate, which Harvard won. Last year he attended the University of Pennsylvania Law School, but entered Harvard 1900 this year. He became a member of the Forum in the spring...
Preliminary trials were first held in the several departments of the University and from these trials the few best men were selected to compete in a general debate. The Academic department entered eight men; the Scientific, two; the Theological School, two; and the Law School, three. Professor Hadley, Professor Phelps, and Judge Baldwin picked out the following men whom they considered as doing best in this trial: H. W. Fisher '98, J. K. Clark '99, H. A. Jump '99 T. S., and F. E. Richardson '98. These four men were drilled together and the final team has only lately been...
...being allowed five minutes for his speech. Yale's speakers have been selected in a different manner. Four separate preliminary trials were held, at which about one hundred men spoke in all. From these fifteen were selected, as follows: Academic department, five; Sheffield School, two; Divinity School, two: Law School, three. The final trial was held on November 5, each of the fifteen speakers being allowed ten minutes. The following men were chosen: H. W. Fisher '98, of New Haven; F. E. Richardson '98, of Lancaster, N. H.; J. K. Clark '99, of Brooklyn, and H. A. Jump...
Micah Dyer, Jr., who died in Dorchester on Thursday, graduated from the Law School in 1850. He was born in Boston, September...
Thomas McKean has given $100,000 to the University of Pennsylvania for its fund for a new law school. In honor of the donor the reading room in the new building will be named after Mr. McKean's great-grandfather, Chief Justice McKean...