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...political parade, and most of them did it purely for the fun of the thing and not because they had any real hearty interest in the event. Now, on this much more important occasion, when every individual should feel an active interest in the celebration both as a student of the University and a citizen of Cambridge, the enthusiasm should be far greater...
...success of the parade depends largely upon the support given to it by the undergraduates. Furthermore, it is distinctly to the interest of the University to be represented in the parade, and with two such motives as these no student should be unwilling to take part in the celebration on June...
...wish to call especial attention to the announcement of Professor Shaler's geological excursion which is to take place on Saturday if the weather permits. The excursion will be of great value to every student who is interested at all in the study of geology. In former years these excursions were exceedingly popular, attracting men who were not pursuing any geological study, as well as those who were taking courses in that branch of science. Of late years Prof. Shaler has been unable to take charge of the trips in person, and the announcement made this morning is consequently very...
...Harvard Pedagogical Club on Thursday, May 7, at 7.30 p. m., in Harvard 1. Mr. Yokoi is a Japanese of unusually liberal views on religion, education and government. During the past few years he has studied at American universities, and has travelled extensively through the country as a student of American institutions. In the course of his residence here he has gained a thorough mastery of the English language. As he has made a special study of the subject on which he is to speak, his lecture promises to be of more than ordinary interest. It will be open...
...EVERY student finds himself over-bur-dened with work near the close of the term. Much drudgery may be avoided by having theses, etc., type written...