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Francis Brown President of Union Theological Seminary; honored in two continents for his labors on the Old Testament, which modern learning has made new; wise and trusted Christian teacher of whose attainments his nation is proud...
...above arrangements, necessitated by the program for the Inauguration, make a large demand upon the good nature of the members of the two dining halls; but the Committee believes that they have made no mistake in counting upon the hearty co-operation of the members...
...practice yesterday two teams were formed and a six-inning game was played, which team B won by the score of 1 to 0. The batting orders: TEAM A. TEAM B. Haydock, Wilby, 3b. 3b., Lanigan Descha, s.s. s.s., Foster, Twitchell Kennedy, Angell, 1b. c., J. Sweetser, Hardon Conant, Paul, Sexton, c.f. 1b., McLaughlin Jordan, Howe, c. l.f., Hann Harvey, Hass, r.f. c.f., Ferguson, Hicks Clifford, Chase, l.f. r.f., Levine, Lawrence Marshall, Sheahan, 2b. 2b., A. Sweetser, Carr Boyer, p. p., Ohler...
...quorum shall consist of a majority of the members. (2) This constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the entire Council after three weeks notice of such change has been given the undergraduates. (3) Each year at the final meeting of the Council a nominating committee of three, including the chairman, shall be appointed by the president; this committee shall publish on the first Monday after the opening of College in the following autumn a list of nominations for the delegates at large from each of the three upper classes (not more than six from each class...
...torchlight parade is the accepted Harvard way of expressing undergraduate enthusiasm on great occasions. In this college generation there have been two celebrations of the sort, one to mark the tercentenary of the birth of John Harvard, and the other as the culminating feature of a political campaign. The present circumstances have more direct interest for the students than those attending either of the other parades, and consequently there is greater reason for wishing to make as impressive a showing as possible...