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...Pasteur Medal debate will probably be open to the University this year as last...
...affirmative speakers were coached by E.R. Lewis '08; the negative speakers by L.L. Sharfman 1L. The judges--Professor C.H.C. Wright '91, of the French Department, Professor II. B. Huntington '97, and Mr. S. Curtis '05, of the English Department--awarded the decision to the negative and unanimously awarded the Pasteur Medal for the best work of the evening to D. Haar...
...school buildings. Now, largely through the efforts of J. C. Warren '63, who has done so much in raising funds for the Medical School, plans have been drawn by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, which provide for a large dormitory fronting on one corner of the new Avenue Louis Pasteur, Brookline, and for a spacious club-house on the opposite corner. The dormitory will provide small suites for the needs of the men, at the rear of which will be an enclosed garden and tennis courts, surrounded by a wall or pergola. The club-house or Medical School Union will contain...
...beautifying the surroundings of the new Medical School property in Brookline have been accepted by the Medical School and the Street Department of the city of Boston. Starting from a terminal point in the Fenway near a small lagoon a new avenue in honor of the scientist Louis Pasteur will lead up to the middle of the Medical School quadrangle. This avenue will run through the centre of a parkway 120 feet wide, and will be shaded by a row of trees on each side. At the junction of the parkway with the quadrangle of the Medical School a suitable...
...annual debate for the Pasteur Medal took place last evening, between two teams chosen from the undergraduate body at large. The subject for discussion was "Resolved, That the French Government was justified in passing the Separation Act." The debate was decided in favor of the negative team, and the Pasteur Medal was awarded to D. Haar 1Sp. of that team by unanimous decision of the judges. Haar's delivery was without doubt the best controlled and at the same time the most forcible of the evening, though in logical exposition and statement he was closely rivalled by P. L. Butler...