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President Hadley of Yale University will leave New Haven for Berlin on Tuesday where he will occupy the Roosevelt Professorship of American History and Institutions at the University of Berlin. This chair was endowed by Mr. James Spreyer in 1905, and was approved by the German Emperor. President Hadley will lecture on the subject of "American Economic History...
...Onativia '08, and W. G. Waller '07. But the team will have the services of Captain L. P. Dodge '08, M. S. Crosby '08, H. F. Hadden '09, R. G. Harwood '09, A. B. Mason '08, W. M. Rand '09, O. F. Rogers '08, G. E. Roosevelt '09, R. E. Somers '08, B. T. Stephenson, Jr., '08, and M. B. Van Brunt...
...jump. With the loss of Grant, the team is left without any pole-vaulter of much ability, and in the hammerthrow, W. Peirce '08 and H. M. Gilmore '08 can hardly make up for the loss of Kersburg. In the high jump the outlook is better. Somers, Roosevelt, and Harwood have all done 5 feet, 9 or 10 inches, and may improve. Stephenson is very consistent in the shot-put and can be reckoned upon to defeat any man of his weight who may oppose him. He will be seconded by C. C. Little...
...most noticeable improvement in the Union during the past year has been in the lecturers that have addressed the members. The Governing Board has made it a definite policy to obtain only prominent and well-known speakers. Among those who have spoken are President Roosevelt, President Eliot, Secretary Shaw, Hon. Thomas P. O'Connor, M.P., Hon. John D. Long, Major Henry Lee Higginson, Hon. William J. Bryan, Dr. W. T. Grenfell, Mr. Booker T. Washington, Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith, and Mr. Jacob A. Riis. These names in themselves convey some idea of the variety of subjects discussed...
Among the other contributions to this interesting number are the following: a history of the activities of the Harvard Club of Philadelphia, by Frank Haseltine '60; "Vital Statistics of Harvard College Graduates, 1830-1904," by Henry S. Mackintosh '60; some comments on "Theodore Roosevelt's College Rank and Studies," by F. J. Ranlett '80; an admirable statement of the "Ideals and Methods of the New Harvard Medical School," by Professor W. T. Councilman,--one that every Harvard man ought to read; two papers on Louis Agassiz, one by his son, Alexander Agassiz '55, the other by Professor Bure G. Wilder...