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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...special request the CRIMSON has refrained from printing a report of Professor Shaler's informal talk last night, in Sever 11. Professor Shale intends to have an article on the same subject appear in one of the monthly magazines, and therefore prefers that the informal talk should not be given to the public...
Four rehearsals of the freshman Glee Club will be held this week; on Tuesday and Thursday evening and on Saturday noon. The date of the other one will be decided later...
...subject which forms the topic of the lectures being given by Professor Lyon is one almost entirely new to students of the University. It was not until comparatively recently that American archaeologists made the first steps towards carrying out the projects of excavation and discovery in Babylonia and Assyria. In their first determined effort, however, they were signally successful, and the specimens of Babylonian books which they secured form the nucleus of a collection which it is to be hoped will increase from year to year as discoveries are made. It is upon this American collection together with the famous...
...University has been extremely fortunate in having been the recipient of a collection of these valuable antiquities presented by Mr. Stephen Salisbury. This new Harvard collection will form one of the subjects of the lectures which should be of the utmost interest to Harvard...
...bicycle club is one of the most flourishing athletic organizations at Technology. It is considered a fast riding club. C. H. Warner, '89, holds the Institute record; Bradlee, '90, and Williston, '89, are also fast men. An other race will be held with the Harvard club some time during the spring when it is hoped that Tech's representatives will be more fortunate than they were last fall