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...time and appeared to have the right kind of life and fire in his work. The other men in the boat have become accustomed to his rythm and are able to follow him with precision. At times there might have been a little more life in the sight at the catch of their stroke, but generally speaking their work was very satisfactory. Above the Longwood bridge, the eight paddled back to the boathouse in easy stretches...
...America, and to endeavor to form a team to take part in the Intercollegiate Rifle Shoot to be held at Creedmore, New York, some time in June under the auspices of the Association. Each team will be composed of five men, who will each shoot two shots for sight and seven for record at ranges of 200, 300, and 500 yards...
...most important point, which people who have not followed M. d'Avenel's work usually lose sight of is the fact that the corporations of the Middle Ages, resembling those of the present day, had no influence on the amounts of salaries. The proportion between the salary of skilled and unskilled labor, was the same then as today...
...Latin the candidate may substitute, in any one year, the following examinations of the Board in both Elementary and Advanced Latin: (d) Virgil's Aeneid, Books I-VI; (e) prose composition (advanced); (p) advanced sight translation of prose; (q) sight translation of poetry. A candidate offering the papers of this group, who is unable to pass in both Elementary and Advanced Latin, may yet show knowledge sufficient to receive credit in Elementary Latin...
...finally received the degree of A.B., out of course in 1870 as one of the class of 1851. After graduating from the Law School in 1853, he practiced law in New York until 1870, when he returned to the Law School as Dane Professor. Increasing age and falling sight necessitated a very serious restriction of his activities after 1900, and therefore he was little known to the last few classes in the Law School...