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...Harvard. At Berlin this condition is more apparent then at other universities, for at Bonn, Heidelberg and the other provincial universities there is more esprit de corps. At none of the European universities is there any development of athletics corresponding to ours. Compulsory service in the army supplies in part the need of physical training, but the absence of athletics makes student life lack variety. The Germans work harder in their courses, and with the felling that these are a definite part of their professional life. Undoubtedly this concentration is for the ultimate benefit of professional and academic life...
...national election, when the undergraduate world is stirred up scarcely less than the country at large, when a Hughes Club, a Taft Club, and a Democratic Club, are all making active preparations for a part in the campaign, our old stand-by the Political club is strangely inactive. Compared with previous years the club has accomplished but little this year, and now of all times when we need the advice of political leaders on questions of national and local importance, it is not rallying to the occasion. Much as some disapprove of the methods adopted, there is no doubt that...
...Class Fund is to be invested and the income used for the expenses of reunions, triennial dinners, secretary's repots and other class charges. The principal will finally become part of the college endowment. An average individual subscription of $35 should be made, and is payable in five yearly instalments of $7 each, in order to provide a fund of about $18,000. First instalments should be sent as soon as possible to the Treasurer, Box D. Cambridge...
Captain B. M. Vance '08, A. W. Rice 3L., and R. E. Daniels 3L., spoke of the good prospects for the year, and urged the men to work steadily and conscientiously and do their part toward turning out a good team...
...which will serve as a foundation for the subsequent practice of technical chemistry. Only students of unusual ability will be considered. It is understood that the holder of this stipend will do no other work, such as tutoring or proctoring in examinations; but a laboratory assistant may receive a part of the stipend, or it may be divided between two assistants who conform to the above conditions. The award of the prize is made on the recommendation of the Faculty of the Department of Chemistry. Applications should be made before March 31 to Professor C. L. Jackson, Boylston...