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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...large audience, composed not only of students but also of many re idents of Cambridge, was present in Sanders Theatre Monday evening to hear an address by Professor Bryce one of the most active members of the English Parliment. Promptly at 7.30 President Eliot in a few complimentary remarks introduced the speaker of the evening, who immediate proceeded to take up the subject of his discourse which was "the methods of election to the English House of Commons." Professor Bryce said that he felt somewhat embarrassed in the discussion of his subject from the fact that he unfortunately knew...
...forty over last year; the whole number in the university is 1522, a gain of nearly a hundred over last year. This shows a most gratifying increase and is indicative of the rapid progress that Harvard is making. The new School of Veterinary Medicine has now become an actual member of the university and for the first time a list of its students is given. It appears also that the old Lee Prizes for reading are no longer to be offered for the future. A new feature is the introduction of an index of all the officers and students connected...
...Sargent, the director of the gymnasium, another member of the committee, says that warning players under the present rules is a mere farce, for the referee's attention is often distracted, sometimes purposely, by a team's umpire, and then a player may entirely disable another and be warned only once for it. Again there are so many men engaged that individuals may be warned here and there and the play of a team not affected at all. Allowing three warnings, as under the present rules, is as though in sparring three blows under the belt were allowed before disqualification...
Matthew Arnold has been made an honorary member of the Whig Society at Princeton...
Will you be so good as to communicate this decision of the committee at once to the members of our eleven, and to the elevens of other colleges, with whom arrangements for games may have been made ? Should you (or any member of the eleven) desire to learn more fully the grounds of this decision of the committee, I shall be glad to confer with you at my house on Saturday or Monday evening next. There is no objection to your having this note printed in the college papers...