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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...pamphlet for the courses in Anthropology, including American Archaeology and Ethnology, can be had at the publication office, U. 2. Particular attention is called to the change in the hour for Anthropology 1, which is 2.30, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, instead of 3.30, as given in the pamphlet. Another change noticed is that there may be a new course for '97-98, which would be Anthropology 2, with special reference to physical anthropology or somatology. Anthropology 1 and Zoology 3 should be taken in '96-'97 by any men who would be likely to take Anthropology...
...lacrosse squad has been having hard practice daily in preparation for the game with the Toronto University team today. Finlayson, an experienced Canadian player, now a member of the Boston lacrosse team, has been doing the coaching. The Harvard team is weak in stickwork, and to improvement in this particular, the practice has been especially directed. The greater part of the team have learned all they know of lacrosse since coming to Harvard, while several have played this year for the first time. For this reason the team will be at some disadvantage in playing with the Canadians...
...unlike those in ordinary trial courts, but resemble the way in which a question is argued before the Supreme Court of Massachusetts. An agreed statement of fact is written out and the counsel on either side have to deal merely with the points of law involved by that particular combination of facts. There are no witnesses...
...proposed system would not adequately test the student's work.- (a) It could not fairly test his grasp of a subject as a whole.- (1) Successive hour examinations on particular periods would not so test his work.- (x) No one of them would apply to his work as a whole.- (2) A final hour examination on the work as a whole could not be a fair test. (x) Not more than two or three general questions could be given on such an hour examination.- (A) Time must be left for special questions.- (B) Not more than seven or eight general...
...substance of what they intended to say. This was a mistake, and this is what should be guarded against at another time. The actual presentation of the argument, the way in which a debater stands and talks, is exceedingly important and must not be overlooked. In this particular Harvard men have always excelled before, and it is therefore doubly disappointing that they should have failed in the present instance. We will not say that careful preparation on this point would have won us the debate with Yale; we will say that it would have gone far to lessen the discredit...