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Bowdoin prizes are offered this year as usual for dissertations in English, in Greek, and in Latin. For the English dissertations two prizes are offered to undergraduates, the first of two hundred and fifty dollars and the second of two hundred dollars. Undergraduates may write essays on any subject proper for treatment in literary form and approved by the chairman of the Standing Committee on Bowdoin Prizes. Theses forming a part of the regular work of courses may be offered, with the consent of the instructor, or, subject to such consent, may be written for the prize competition. For graduates...
...shall not include medical attendance, it being expected that patients will be attended by their own physicians; but needy students may be attended by the Medical Visitor without charge. An extra charge shall be made for the use of private rooms and for special nursing, except that if the proper treatment of a patient who has assumed the annual fee of four dollars necessitates his isolation, he shall be accommodated in a private room without extra charge. If a needy student requires special nursing it may be provided without extra charge...
...present the franchise is limited, by an act of the Legislature, to graduates of the College proper. The Legislature, however, passed another act last March which, when it met their approval, would give the President and Fellows and the Board of Overseers the power three years after such approval to admit to franchise graduates from any department of the University. The President and Fellows having already given their approval, the vote on Wednesday means that the Overseers likewise have given their consent and that the act of the Legislature now becomes a law. Beginning with October 15, 1905, therefore...
...last few days all the men have not been coming to practice regularly. After this every man must report on his proper squad regularly and promptly, as the number of candidates will shortly be reduced preparatory to picking the cup teams...
...chief aim of the work in the University proper is the widest possible development of student interests in moral and religious ideas. This year there will be an autumn training conference of one hundred student leaders, presided over by Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, and addressed by undergraduates and alumni. There will also be seven courses in devotional Biblical study. In connection with this, 5,000 daily Bible readings will be sent to all members of the University. Regular religious meetings--at which all Harvard men will be welcomed--will be held at stated times and will be addressed by prominent...