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Fire broke out last night in Trinity Hall at a quarter past ten. The fire was confined at first to the partitions and floorings, which made it very difficult to extinguish. The blaze started in room 10, occupied by D. C. Barnes '02 and H. B. Stevens '03, both of whom were away at the time. The probable cause was the short circuiting of an electric light wire. The whole interior of the two upper floors was burned out and much of the contents of the rooms destroyed. In the lower rooms the little property which was removed was injured...
...changing the following sections of Article VII was passed over for a discussion of the question of dues. F. S. Arnold 2G., presented some interesting statistics, the result of a canvass made in several dormitories with a view to discovering the feelings of students in regard to the ten dollar dues. He explained that about twenty-five per cent more men would join under the five dollar dues than under the ten dollar dues. This he said was not accurately representative of the University, but was very suggestive. A motion was passed providing that Professor Hollis appoint a committee...
...sixth ten of the Institute of 1770 from 1903 was taken out last night in the following order...
Twelve men were dropped yesterday from the general squad, four from the battery squad, and ten from the Freshman. There will probably be a reduction in the squads each week until the number of candidates is materially reduced. About twenty-five men are now practicing in the general squad and about forty in the Freshman. H. W. Keene '01 has been appointed to coach the Freshmen as long as the indoor work continues...
...heavens. Some of the best negatives of this collection, which stretch back for fifteen years, have been examined for any traces of the new star but noue as far back as 1887 have been found. Since Friday night the brilliancy has decreased if anything. Since 1887 there have been ten new stars found, eight by the Harvard Observatory and two by Dr. Anderson. In 1891, and at the present time, the stars were discernable to the taked eye, but the only evidences in the world that the rest have existed is contained in this collection...