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Dates: during 1890-1899
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GEORGE LYMAN KITTREDGE.POLITICAL ECONOMY 1. - The section in Political Economy 1 which met at 9 o'clock in University 2 on Monday, will meet hereafter at the same hour in Upper Dane...
...ended with the glorious record at New London. Upon the latter achievement we want to take the first opportunity of congratulating the men who brought it about. The outlook in rowing at the beginning of the year was not bright, and the discouragements which Captain Perkins and his men met throughout the year were many. Yet the college was behind them, and they...
...prosperity of the Foxcroft Club which will begin the new year with the brightest prospects. The organization of the Foxcroft Club and the Co-operative Society have been the two most preeminent efforts made during the last decade to reduce the expenses of the students. That both organizations have met with remarkable success has been due to the co-operative nature of the schemes. The management, supervised by both student and faculty representatives, has been careful, yet energetic and eminently progressive. The needs of the students demand an enlargement of the schemes. We hope the opportunity of making this enlargement...
...been laboring under a debt ever since its freshman year. Utterly incompetent management in that year put the class in a position from which only hard work could extricate it. In the present instance this work has been very successfully done. According to the report presented the class has met the manager halfway and has subscribed very liberally. Both the management and the class deserve praise for the present satisfactory condition of affairs...
...during the year. It is the sincerity and activity of those who attend the meetings which tell. Meetings have been held twice a week throughout the year. In addition to this there have been five Bible classes, with an average attendance of thirty men. The Foreign Missionary Committee has met once a week, since March, to study foreign fields. The purpose of the socials has been the promotion of good fellowship among the members, and has succeeded to a certain extent. The work carried on outside of the University has been surprisingly large. Nearly every Sunday men have gone...