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...honor of the German Emperor by Americans who are interested in the work done by means of his gift to the Germanic Museum, amounts to $25,085. The purpose of this fund is to continue the work which has been done so far in the Germanic Museum, and to make it possible to make new additions. Subscriptions, varying from $1000 to $10, have been received from 64 different people...
...meeting of the candidates for the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor of Science, in Harvard 3 yesterday afternoon, the following committee was appointed to make arrangements for Commencement and to call another meeting, about May 1, at which nominations for marshal will be presented: J. M. Adams 4G., H. L. Gray 5G., and D. P. Lockwood 4G. J. S. Galbraith 3G. acted as chairman...
...candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts and Master of Science, met in Harvard 1. J. Weare 1G. acted as chairman, and the following committee was appointed to make nominations for marshal and for a committee to regulate Commencement matters: H. P. Arnold 1G., J. R. P. French 1G., G. A. Moriarty 1G., and E. J. Saunders 2G. This committee will meet some time early next week to make nominations and to arrange for the next meeting, when elections will take place...
...there more than a good many dollars. The College must lose money and always will do so as long as it is to be a College which is loved at all. To be a real College it must give more than it gets, and the idea of trying to make the books balance in cold cash seems to me rather foolish. It rather smacks of too much commerciality in a place where we are supposed to care for better things...
...Seniors who have had sittings at Tupper's this year, only 300 have ordered Class Albums. The members of the class of 1906 ordered over 450 Albums. Unless more orders are received immediately, to make the total larger than 450, it will be impossible to have a larger Album than the one arranged by the class of 1906. It is essential for the Class to support the Committee by placing orders at once, or else it will be necessary to give up the additions which are being considered, and possibly to reduce the number of cuts to be contained...