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...Dean of Harvard College, the Dean of the Lawrence Scientific School, the Regent, the Chairman of the Athletic Committee, and I, being the officers present at last Friday's conference, assent to the experiment on celebrations of athletic victories proposed in the letter which the students present at the conference subsequently addressed to me. The success of the experiment is of course to be ullimately judged by the College authorities...
...following reply to the charges of "indifference" at Harvard is taken from an article on Harvard University by Mr. B. S. Hurlbut in a book of memorial sketches of Cambridge now being prepared for publication. It is edited by Mr. Arthur Gilman, Regent of Radcliffe...
...committee has been appointed, consisting of Mrs. Agassiz, Miss Irwin, and Professors Smith, Byerly and Gray to report on the resignation of Mr. Gilman as regent of Radcliffe College. The committee has done nothing as yet and probably will not hand in its report before next June. It is impossible to say at present who will be Mr. Gilman's successor. He will of course stay in office till the end of the year, and after his resignation remain a member of the corporation and is likely to be on some of the committees...
Arthur E. Gilman, Regent of Radcliffe College, has tendered his resignation to take effect at the end of the college year. His resignation has been accepted by the trustees. The reason of Mr. Gilman's resignation is that he wishes to be relieved of the great responsibility. He will probably still continue to be a member of the advisory council. Arrangements are being made for a public acknowledgement of the valued services rendered...
...regent, Mr. Arthur Gilman, states in his report that the total number of students was 284, an increase over the previous year of 29. They were arranged in 120 classes and were taught by 73 instructors of Harvard University. Among the students there were 134 "Specials," a title little honored in a college for men, but which in Radcliffe College has a peculiar signification, implying that they are students of more years and experience than the undergraduates...