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...next view was the Cathedral at Gloucester on the Seavern, whose walls are of the old Norman style and which the monks rebuilt from the offerings made at Edward the Second's tomb...
Last Saturday and Sunday games were arranged between our nine and the Yale and Princeton teams. The dates of these games have not yet been ratified by the graduate committee whose approval is necessary to make them final, and the publication of them by the Boston papers Monday morning was therefore premature. There is, however, little reason to suppose that they will be changed. Unless something unforeseen occurs the Princeton games will be played on May 2 and 9 at Hartford, and the Yale games at the following dates and places: May 16, New Haven; May 30, Cambridge; June...
There has long been known a catalogue of Aristotle's works none of whose titles correspond with those of his extant works, and this treatise is unquestionably referred to among that class. This fact, together with the clear style of the present work in contrast to Aristotle's usual technical style supports the theory which has often been advanced that the catalogue referred to is one of Aristotle's popular works...
...Getting no better, however, during the following three days, he was removed to the Cambridge hospital where an inflammation of the vermiform appendage soon developed. His parents were summoned from their home in Albany, and consented, as a last resort, to a dangerous operation. Dr. Homans, the eminent surgeon, whose specialty is the operation for peritonitis, was called in and for a few days it seemed as if his skill had arrested further progress of the disease. Sunday, however, it became evident that the insidious inflammation had again set in and all hope was given up. Up till the last...
...White, Guy Lowell, F. M. McDonald, Julian Codman, G. F. Steedman; from '93, N. T. Robb, L. A. Frothingham, O. G. Villard, J. O. Upton, Colvert Brewer; from the Law School, F. C. Huntington, W. H. Rand Jr., G. Hoy, O. Prescott, G. S. Howe. Of those whose names were proposed for membership the following were elected: From '91, T. Barron; from '92, E. B. Adams, W. B. Stearns, J. M. McKay, G. T. McKay, H. Whitney, A. Lockett; from '93, E. B. Bartlett, R. G. Emmet, C. E. Hutchins; from '94, J. B. Lowell, J. J. Lewis, W. McDonald...