Word: star
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...class of '93 at Williams has elected the board of editors to publish next year's "Gull," the college annual as follows: President, Boone; editors, Armstrong, Willyoung, Star and Sewall...
...Aper has given a photographic telescope 8 inches per hour for use in Cambridge, where 2.157 photographs have been taken making a chart of the sky from the north pole to 20 degrees south of the equator. Spectrit of stars as faint as the tenth magnitude have been obtained and umerous is important results obtained. The most interesting result has been the discovery by Miss Maury of a second star, Beta Aurigael, which is shown by the doubling of the lines in its spectrum at regular intervals to be a close binary, revolving once in about four days. The study...
...McCulloch, Jr., gives his "Impressions of Mr. Kipling." What Mr. McCulloch has to say is interesting enough-the chief fault in his article being its subject. Mr. Kipling has proved a very successful season's fad, but his star is already on the wane and his enthusiasts already looking out for a new idol to adore in his stead, Mr. McCulloch's criticism is julicio is and reasonable. He a Limits his in toility to prophecy as to Mr. Kipling's future but at the same time is disposed to look too leniently on the superficiality, lack of polish...
...entrance into the dramatic profession is well known was evident from the reception given at her first appearance last evening. Mrs. Carter has been before the public as a professional actress only a short time yet she has proved that she has the ability of making a dramatic star. In New York she was received with great favor, being compared with Clara Morris, Mrs. Langtry and Bernhardt. She is supported by one of the strongest dramatic companies seen in Boston for some time...
Following this article are some papers on hunting in England and Ireland. "Golf for Women" is an interesting little article by "Albion" "Athletics in Ohio Colleges." by E. W. Forgy, contains the remark t' at "the athletic spirit like the famous 'star of empire' westward takes its way." Most of the colleges of Ohio are co-educational, and nearly all sectarian and religious, while the idea is general that the moral tone of students is injured by athletics. These and many other influences have been exerted against athletics in Ohio, but nevertheless some sports are getting a start there...