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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...carried on another year in a different manner. As it is now too much is left to the class captains who are evidently not fitted to deal with justice. There ought to be a committee composed of disinterested persons to whom all doubtful points should be referred, and whose judgment should be final. If this committee were appointed, there would remain no chance for any lifefeeling, and the result of the games would be more satisfactory to everyone...
...Club has taken a place in college life as an institution formed for the purpose of discussing the political situation. It is an outgrowth of the tariff questions which are now agitating the country, and is of valuable aid in placing the great problems of the hour before students whose time for the thorough investigation of these subjects is, for the most part, limited. The club, as its name only indicates, furthers the cause of free trade; but it hopes to hear well-known men on both sides during the winter. The speaker this evening is a man whom Harvard...
...Free Wool Club was organized in 1889 to continue the work of the temporary Harvard Tariff Reform Club, formed in 1888 during the Presidential Campaign, and under whose auspices the great Tremont Temple Rally was held. The present club will endeavor, during the winter, to meet the great interest in the college on the question of tariff reform by several meetings which will be addressed by eminent speakers on both sides of the question. The first meeting will be held tomorrow evening in Sever 11, when Mr. Moorfield Storey, of Boston, will speak on "The Tariff Question...
...encountered the same difficulties; he has been sent from one officer to another, he has found a great number of men who might have charge, but no one who will take any responsibility on himself. It is strange that some one officer of the University cannot be found whose duty it is to decide all questions relative to the property of the college...
...announced that the Conference Francaise will hold its first meeting for the year Wednesday evening. Dr. P. B. Marcou, the new instructor in the French Department, will speak on Victor Jacquemont, a writer of the early part of this century, whose literary talent and adventurous career entitle him to a wider renown than posterity has granted him. He travelled extensively in the Orient and once had an opportunity to become viceroy of Cashmere. Among those who have promised to address the Conference later in the year are Professor Van Daell, of the Institute of Technology; Professor C. H. Grandgent, superintendent...