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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...officers of the association shall be a president and ten directors, six chosen at large from the Academic Department, two from the Law School, one from the Graduate School, and one from the Divinity School. Members of the Scientific School shall vote and be candidates for office as if members of the Academic Department...
...There shall be two elections each year, the first, in February, immediately following the mid-year examinations, when there shall be elected a president, three directors from the Academic Department, one director from the Law School and one director from the Divinity School. The president shall be elected during the first week after the mid-year examinations, and the directors during the week following. The second election shall be held during the second week in June, when there shall be elected three directors from the Academic Department, one director from the Law School, and one director from the Graduate School...
...Yale University library has received two valuable gifts from Charles Gormley of Pittsburg. Both gifts are historical manuscripts of great value, one consisting of the sermons and notes of Rev. Timothy Edwards, father of the renowned New England theologian, Jonathan Edwards. The other is a copy of the Ulster County (N. Y.) Gazette...
...Dudleian lecture to be given in Appleton Chapel this evening is of special importance for two reasons. In the first place the Rev. J. H. Barrows, D. D., of the University of Chicago, who is to deliver the lecture, is well-known as a religious leader and organizer, and is especially well calculated to arouse general interest. In the second place the lecture as a survival of the ancient college is of historic interest and should call forth a large audience...
...final agreement which Harvard and Yale have made with Cornell for a triangular race next season must be a source of satisfaction to all parties concerned. A failure to arrange such a meeting would have caused general regret. Harvard men look at a triangular race as much preferable to two separate contests, Yale is unwilling to lose the chance of establishing her old boating supremacy, and an assured meeting with both her last year's rivals cannot but be a relief to Cornell...