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...radical change has been made in the work of the Harvard Forestry School at Petersham which will take effect next fall. This change will mean the practical abandonment of the course in lumbering at the Forestry School, and in its stead a new course in lumbering will be conducted under the Graduate School of Business Administration. From investigation carried on by the Petersham School it was found that there are approximately 85 forestry schools in the country, all of which give instruction that is practically the same. The lack of instruction in lumbering, the efficiency side of forestry, is openly...
...team will oppose Bowdoin on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Two shifts have been made in the line-up. Mahan will play in left field in place of Hardwick; owing to illness, Clark will be unable to play at second and Winter will play in his stead. Frye and Waterman, the battery which performed so well in the first game, will work again this afternoon...
...Princeton next Saturday. After a bad slump during and immediately after the Christmas training trip, the team has been gradually developing and improving and there is no doubt but that the fighting qualities that have enabled them to win the last two close games will stand them in good stead at the Arena next Saturday...
Aside from the university football, the most interesting event of the week was the reunion dinner of the championship football team of 1888. These men met at the Hotel Taft on Wednesday evening and enjoyed a banquet which stead far into the night. The host of the evening was William H. Corbin'89 captain of the famous team which scored a total of 698 points without being scored upon...
...respects. It is significant, first of all, in its theme: a large, contemporary issue of American life, grappled with power and thoughtfulness. In dealing with his theme, moreover, Mr. Carb gives no sense of peering at life from behind college walls--a characteristic common to most college plays. In stead, he tackles life at first hand, out of the urgency of expression. Yet his skilful way of doing so--his dramatic technique--is a direct result of training behind college walls, for Mr. Carb is a graduate of the Club itself and of Professor Baker's technical courses. In this...