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...Monday will appear the first issue of a monthly magazine published by the University Debating Council entitled "Bothsides." The paper will be devoted to the interests of school and college debating and aims to be broad enough in scope to secure the support of every debating society in America. It will contain accounts and criticisms of intercollegiate and school debates, and articles of general interest, either on debating or on public questions especially adapted for debate, which shall have been previously analyzed in the paper...
Promises of contributions from public and professional men and from members of college faculties have been obtained, and it is hoped to make the paper of definite value as an intercollegiate magazine, as well as a review of current topics. Besides Princeton and Yale, a large number of colleges have already promised support. Although in reporting debates, "Bothsides" will aim to cover all those of interest, it will give preference to the contests of colleges which support...
...first session, on Thursday, a report of the executive committee was read. At the second session, yesterday, a paper was presented by Professor Henry Marion Howe of Columbia on "The Organization of Higher Technical Education." At the third session, also yesterday, President G. Stanley Hall of Clark University, and Professor Albion W. Small of the University of Chicago presented papers on "Co-instruction in Graduate School." The fourth and last session, today, will be devoted to the discussion of the opportunities for higher instruction and research in state universities. Papers on this subject will be presented on behalf...
...Economic Association held in Chicago during the Christmas recess Professor F. W. Taussig was re-elected president of the Association for the ensuing year. Professor Taussig spoke on "The Present Position of the Doctrine of Free Trade." Professor J. L. Laughlin '73, of the University of Chicago, read a paper on "The Theory of Prices," and Professor J. H. Gray '87, of Northwestern University, discussed railroad topics. These addresses, together with one by Professor A. P. Andrew '95, on "The Theory of Money," will be printed in the report of the proceedings...
...December 29 and 30 the American Mathematical Society will hold its annual meeting at Columbia University, New York. Professor M. Bocher '88, Dr. E. V. Huntington '95, and probably Professor W. F. Osgood '86 will attend. Dr. Huntington will read a paper on "A Set of Postulates for Ordinary Complex Algebra...