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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...University concerning the religious opportunities at Harvard, and also to serve as a collection of facts interesting to all. It contains a valuable historical sketch of the association with an account of its devotional meetings, its Bible classes, its sociable, its plans of work and its officers. A similar account of the St. Paul's Society and of the work of the board of preachers follows. Various details concerning Cambridge Churches, the college papers, societies, the gymnasium and the athletic buildings make up the work. As a neat little production it confers great credit on those who planned...
During the past year, besides the great Northfield conference, a similar gathering in Japan was markedly successful. More than, plans have been laid so that during the coming year at least five of these student gatherings will be held, viz: Northfield, Chautauqua and Lake Geneva in America; one in Scandanavia, and one in Japan...
...member of some permanent amateur association, he may receive from this association the amount by which the expenses necessarily incurred by him in representing it in any athletic contest exceed his ordinary expenses, just as during the college year he would receive this amount under similar circumstances from any Harvard athletic association of which he was a member. Permanent amateur association here means an association of recognized standing, and of this he must be a bona fide member...
...over and corrected in the class room. Course 2, Counterpoint, twice a week. Simple forms of free composition-organ preludes, songs and part-songs-will be composed by students in this course. Course 5, Canon and Fuge. The work consists mainly of the composition of two-part conons in similar and contrary movement, with different intervals. Courses 3 and 6 are omitted in 1890-91. Course 7, a half course in instrumentation, is open to advanced students only. This course consists of lectures on the history of musical instruments; written analyses of the works of the principal composers; and exercises...
Harvard obtained a good lead in the third inning. Mason started off with a three bagger; Frothingham got first on the ineffectual attempt to put Mason out at the plate; Downer got first on a similar attempt to put out Frothingham at second; Frothingham took third on a wild pitch and came in on another attempted out; Dean made a three-bagger and brought in Downer, coming in himself on an error...