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Professor Henri Hauser, Exchange Professor from the University of Paris, spoke yesterday on "L affaire des toiles peintes" in Emerson Hall. The talk was one of a series of public lectures on "The Evolution of Capitalism in Europe from the Sixteenth Century to Modern Times...
...windows, riding on the platform, indulging in spirituous liquors in an immedicinal or ungentlemanly sort of way, or talking unnecessarily to the motorman) the Harvard Lampoon does, under all foregoing and said conditions, challenge the Harvard CRIMSON to its annual baseball game on Wednesday. May the 16th (sixteenth) at 3.00 (three) o'clock in the afternoon and begs firstly that the CRIMSON will publish the score of the game only after said game has rightfully been played, thereby throwing tradition to the winds, and, secondly informing the CRIMSON that the Harvard Lampoon will accept no bribe for the misrepresentation...
...windows, riding on the platform, indulging in spirituous liquors in an immedicinal or ungentlemanly sort of way, or talking unnecessarily to the motorman) the Harvard Lampoon, I say, under all foregoing and said conditions, challenges the Harvard CRIMSON, to its annual baseball game on Wednesday. May the 16th (sixteenth) at 3.00 (three) o'clock in the afternoon, and begs, firstly, that the CRIMSON will publish the score of the game only after said game has rightully been played, thereby throwing tradition to the winds, and, secondly, informing the CRIMSON that the Harvard Lampoon will accept no bribe for the misrepresentation...
Among the four prizes for dissertations due today is the Dante Prize of $100, offered for an essay on a prescribed subject on Dante. A second is the Sargent Prize of $100 for the best metrical translation of the sixteenth ode of the third book of Horace. The last two are the Bennett and Summer Prizes of $100 each for dissertations on American governmental policy and Universal Peace respectively...
...necessary to renovate the palace and repair the fountains. The Senate will vote a grant of 8,000,000 francs for this purpose and it is hoped to raise the remaining 4,000,000 francs from the profits of great fetes which are to revive the glories of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. One of the principal features of these fetes will be the reproduction of Moliere's comedies in the identical place where they were first acted...