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...marks in History 17 will be out the first of next week. Anyone who leaves an addressed postal card at Prof. Hart's room will receive his mark at the above time...
...there were thirty-eight students in attendance, nearly all of whom were professors or teachers in other schools and colleges. The course in botany this year will begin on Wednesday, July 6th, and end Saturday, August 6th, and will be under the supervision of Mr. J. E. Humphrey and Prof. G. L. Goodale...
...school of geology will open July 6, and until the 22nd, all the work done will take place in Cambridge. There will be lectures, laboratory work and excursions under the care of Prof. N. S. Shaler assisted by Mr. T. W. Harris. Prof. Shaler will lecture every week day in the field or laboratory on the following subjects: 1. The general principles of the application of force to the surface of the earth; 2. Erosion by rivers and by the sea; 3. Glacial phenomena; 4. Faults, veins and dikes. July 24, the expedition will be made from Cambridge...
...members of the Facultys, two graduates and one undergraduate of Harvard, Yale and Princeton, together with the captains of the Pennsylvania and Wesleyan elevens, will meet at New York to-day in a conference to discuss the foot-ball question. Prof. Byerly and Dr. Sargent, Fiske, '86, Cook, '85, and Captain Holden, are the delegates from Harvard...
...superior advantages offered for out-door work, and the greater part of the studies are carried on in the Botanical Garden; as a consequence a student is enabled to examine a variety of plants such as he will be unable to find elsewhere in this part of the country. Prof. G. L. Goodale has usually been at the head of the school and the list of those who have taught in the courses includes such names as Farlow, Penhallow and Trelease. Instruction has been given chiefly in the botany of flowering plants, though Dr. Farlow conducted courses in the flowerless...