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Dates: during 1890-1899
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About sixty western men met in 11 Stoughton last evening and laid the foundations of a Western Club. G. P. Costigan '92, acted as chairman. The following officers were elected temporarily...
...numbers was the Chemistry Department, with fifty-two students. These courses, which continued six weeks were conducted in Boylston Hall. There were twenty-two members of the Elementary Physics course, and twelve in the advanced. There were thirty students of Geology, in two courses, A and B. Both met at first in the Agassiz Museum in the mornings and spent the afternoons in field work. Later, division B went to Utica and Catskill, N. Y., Meriden, Conn., and to Delaware and New Jersey, division A continuing in Cambridge as they began...
...foot ball and one on the base ball field. The money to be expended on the track will also come out of this fund of $50,000. Exactly how much money has already been raised cannot be stated; but it is understood that the committee have met with some considerable success. Work can hardly be begun until next spring, but the committee hope to have sufficient money at that time to push on their undertaking rapidly to its completion. If their hopes are realized, the new field will be ready for use at the opening of college next year...
There was a small crowd on Jarvis Field yesterday afternoon to see Harvard run up the biggest score she has made since, in October 1886, she defeated Exeter 158 points to nothing. It is probable that Wesleyan is the weakest team which she has met since that time; at any rate it is the weakest that has been on Jarvis Field for many years. The men were utterly used up in the game on Saturday with Princeton, and almost every player appeared swathed in bandages. For the first few minutes they displayed some energy; but after that the result...
...Collegiate Instruction of Women has entered upon its thirteenth year without any sign of the disadvantages popularly supposed to be connected with that number. The institution was never in a more flourishing condition than now. The number of its members is constantly increasing, and this increase is met by a corresponding gain in the number of the teaching corps, and in the efficiency of the apparatus for instruction. No new gifts were made to the Annex during the past year, but the interest on invested capital remained untouched, and has been added to the society's funds...