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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...faculty help." We only asked that such help be limited to the giving of information. We opposed only the revision of speeches by members of the faculty and their participation in practice debates. Mr. Clark says that "It was found impossible to come to any agreement upon the subject, Harvard holding a different opinion as to the point at which faculty assistance becomes unjustifiable from that of either Yale or Princeton." At first the Princeton representatives did side with Yale, but after we had explained our position they joined us and supported us in all the discussions of this question...
...John Fiske will deliver the ninth of his series of lectures on the Colonial History of the Southern Colonies at eight o'clock in Sanders Theatre tonight. His subject is "The Carolinas and the Frontier...
...fact that at the conference of representatives of Harvard, Princeton and Yale held last May I gave my assent to a guarded expression of opinion that there was a possibility of abuse in faculty coaching, it may not be out of place to give my opinions on this subject at somewhat greater length, especially as they are in radical disagreement with those of Harvard's representatives...
...course true that there will rarely be much originality in the matter presented by the debaters, but if that is a fault it is one inseparable from debate. It can rarely happen that any member of the team will have any thorough knowledge of the subject assigned or can startle the world by any really new thought upon it. Knowledge, both of the acts involved and, of the pros and cons of the argument, must be got up between the time of giving out the subject and the time of the bebate, and it seems to to me immaterial whether...
Arrangements are being made for the fourth annual debate between Cornell and Pennsylvania. The debate will be held in Philadelphia, March 6, 1897, and Pennsylvania, who chooses the subject, has proposed as the question for debate: "Resolved, That the United States and the several States should establish Courts of Compulsory Adjustment of disputes between employees and private corporations, which possess franchises of a public nature." Cornell, who has the choice of sides, has not yet announced her decision...