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...appearance in America of a new quarterly devoted to economical questions is in itself a fact worthy of more than passing note. It is a matter of more especial consideration to Harvard students, however, in that the new journal is to be issued from the political economy department of this university. During the past few years this department has been enlarged and increased, its scope has been broadened, and its advantages for study have been added to, until it is one of the most complete in the United States. It is eminently fitting therefore, that such a publication should emanate...
...interesting to note the fluctuations which have taken place in the preparatory schools. Adams Academy and St. Paul's, which in former years were two of the largest feeders of Harvard, have lamentably fallen off in the number of students sent to Cambridge, while on the other hand, the Boston Latin, Hopkinson and Phillips Andover show a remarkable increase...
...Record note-books at 19 cents per quire. Chordenal's First French Course, 48 cents. A 16 K gold pen in a fountain holder for $1.25. Members who bought Erckman Chatrian's Histoire d'un Payson in 4 vols., may return the last three vols. for which $1.95 will be refunded. The first volume will be furnished hereafter at 70 cents. The furniture rooms will be closed at the end of this week...
...Record note-books at 19 cents per quire. Chordenal's First French Course, 48 cents. A 16 K gold pen in a fountain holder for $1.25. Members who bought Erckman Chatrian's Histoire d'un Payson in 4 vols., may return the last three vols. for which $1.95 will be refunded. The first volume will be furnished hereafter at 70 cents. The furniture rooms will be closed at the end of this week...
Several freshmen of our acquaintance have received copies of the following note: "You are invited to give a punch this (Bloody Monday) evening at 9.15, or take the consequences. Hazing committee of '89." We have been asked to advise them what to do in regard to this circular. Our reply is: nothing at all. There is too much public sentiment against Bloody Monday to allow the threats to be carried into execution, and if they are carried into execution a simple statement of the names of the aggressors in the columns of the CRIMSON will prevent its repetition...