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APRIL 14. MONDAY.Harvard Union Debate. Sever 11, 7.30 P. M. Question: "Resolved, That less than the whole number of a jury should be competent to render a verdict in all cases...
...continue definite habits of thought, thus avoiding confusion of thought. Conservatism therefore, where it is not mere laziness, aids society in preserving organic unity in the midst of progress. But supposing our ideal has many tendencies. First, philistinism insists upon lower forms of organization, which it tries to render stable at the expense of further progress. But this organization is distinguished by its power to grow. Equally, however, in the second place does the tendency of unwise idealists work against the ideal itself. That society ought to be as united an organism as possible, does not mean that...
...such sports, and who by previous training and habits of life are often especially well fitted to get the fullest advantage from such pursuits. As to the possibility of fraud, the rules of the Undergraduate Inter-collegiate Athletic Association amply cover the ground. These rules established by the students render the college itself directly responsible, and make it practically impossible that men can here-after be induced to enter the professional schools after graduation, merely that they may help to retain the championship in certain sports...
...place here to point out that even this rule is incomplete, and needs many additions to render it useful and binding. In order that each college may not decide for itself, who is a professional, and who is not, a definition of the meaning of the word, as here employed, would be both advantageous and necessary...
Marks will be given out tomorrow in French 1. It is said that on the first examination of the books in this course such a large number were found to be deficient as to render necessary a general raise in the marking...