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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Burbank; Shattuck Scholarship, O. Dunkee; G. and M. Derby Scholarship, W. D. Lambert, in place of O. Dunkee; Townsend Scholarship, C. Bowker; University Scholarship, C. B. Bacon, H. S. Davis, J. W. Hewitt, E. M. Hulme, W. Lichtenstein, J. F. Messenger, U. S. Parker. It was also voted to record that the Trustees had appointed Earnest Cary to a Thayer Scholarship...
When the statistics of the cost of living have been perfected we shall have the best idea of real wages, for these figures would give us the most trust-worthy and accurate record of the proportion in which commodities have been consumed. Engel and Giffen have both made valuable contributions to the statistics of the cost of living. An Italian statistical table, published in 1898, is interesting in showing the increase in the purchasing power of labor. The table which entends from 1871 to 1895 gives the number of hours of labor necessary to purchase 100 Kilograms of wheat...
Among the eleven illustrations will be pictures of Captain Brown, the football team, and the 1900 crew of Yale, and of Captain Daly, the 1900 baseball team and the football eleven of Harvard. A complete tabulated record of all the football and baseball games between Harvard and Yale will be printed. The line-up of the two teams, with their substitutes will be given on two separate pages...
...from 8 to 10 to-day. The pictures will not be shown again after to-night, but will be put away in the library and left untouched until 1960. These photographs were taken last winter at Mr. Lane's request, for the purpose of supplementing the diaries and records of college life, written by several of the professors and undergraduates. The collection which was formed is as nearly as possible a complete record of college views, and gives a very clear idea of the University as it appears to-day. It includes pictures of all the important college buildings...
...fourth number of the Advocate continues the good record set by the earlier issues. All the stories are readable, and in one or two instances, more than usually interesting. Instead of a superabundance of rather ordinary verse, such as has marred the recent numbers, there are but two selections, both good in their...