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...Sever 23Fine Arts 4, Sever 17 and 18Forestry 3, Sever 24French 1c, Sever 24Geology 16, Sever 29German A:Mr. Briggs's sect., Pierce 102German 1aI, Sever 30Greek 9, Sever 29History 1a:Mr. Gray's sects, Zool. Lect. Rm.Mr. Morris's sects., Lower Mass.Mr. Ogg's sects., Harvard 6Mr. Read's sects., Sever 35History 9, Fogg Lect. Rm.Italian 2, HoldenLand. Arch. 1, Sever 5 and 6Mathematics 26, HoldenMetallurgy 9, Lawrence 1Music 2, HoldenPhysics 6b, Holden*Mon., Wed., Fri., at 9 o'clock.Thursday, June 13.Architecture 3a, Robinson HallArchitecture 3b, Robinson HallArchitecture 3c, Robinson HallArchitecture 3d, Robinson HallGerman G, Lower Mass.German 31, Lower...
...this meeting, Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson '41, the first vice-president of the society, will preside; and brief addresses will be made by President Eliot, Professor A. L. Lowell '77, of the Department of Government, and Professor W. H. Niles of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Letters will be read from those pupils of Professor Agassiz who may not be able to attend. Music will be furnished by the orchestra of the Cambridge Latin School. With the exception of a limited number of seats which will be reserved until 7.35 o'clock for invited guests and for members...
...Greeks and the writer was a "grammaticos." As a book was intended solely for the author it was written in a form that was practically impossible for another man to decipher. Hence arose the practice of a writer attaching to himself a disciple, who would be instructed to read his master's book. This was a prime necessity in order that records might be handed down. The best instance of this sort of a traditional book is Callisthenes' "Life of Alexander." With this as an example we may follow the various forms which such books have taken. There...
...Hagedorn, Jr., '07 will be the toastmaster, and toasts will be responded to by J. H. Breck '07, D. G. Field '07, S. T. Gano '07, R. B. Gregg '07, D. H. Howie '07, and J. L. Price '07. The poem will be read by D. C. Eipper '08, and the oration will be delivered by J. S. Davis...
...Congdon, Zoology; W. R. P. Davey, Semitic Languages; F. G. Fitzpatrick '01, Fine Arts; H. P. Forte '07, Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics; A. M. Hurlin '07, Music; R. H. Jesse, Jr., Chemistry; G. L. Kelley, Chemistry; G. L. Lincoln '96, Romance Languages; A. H. Lybyer, History; C. Read '03, History; A. G. H. Spiers '04, Romance Languages; H. J. Spinden, Anthropology; J. E. Zanetti '06, Chemistry...