Word: parts
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...death of Professor Atwater and the resignation of Professor Shields have materially decreased the teaching force of the college. The proposed "alumni chair" is to offer instruction in the branches formerly taught by these instructors and to form a part of the School of Philosophy...
...runs. Harvard was kept from scoring until the fifth inning, when one run was scored on hits by Baker and Le Moyne and a passed ball; another run was added to the score in the seventh inning on errors by Harlan, Wilson and Clark. By good batting on the part of Coolidge, Baker and Keep, three runs were made in the ninth inning. Allen pitched well and was well supported by Nichols. Baker, Coolidge and Beaman excelled in fielding. Baker and Le Moyne in batting. Le Moyne was disabled in the seventh inning and gave place to Keep. Following...
...council will approve studies pursued in the professional and scientific schools as constituents of the one year's course of liberal study to be pursued by candidates for the degree of Master of Arts; but no study in a professional school or the scientific school will be approved as part of such one year's course, unless the council is satisfied that the candidate offering it has no intention or expectation of counting the same study towards the degree of Bachelor of Divinity, Bachelor of Laws, Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Science, or Civil Engineer...
...Edward and Shaw formed the "battery" for Princeton, White and Crocker for Harvard. Wadleigh struck out for the first time this year. Beaman and Lovering led in batting, Beaman making three hits and Lovering two, with a total of four. The game was characterized by loose fielding on the part of both nines, while the batting was heavy. Baker did the best fielding for Harvard on first base, making fourteen put-outs without an error. The following composed the nines...
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