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...whose names are not included in above lists need not report further...
...first business brought before the meeting was the protest of Hopkinson against Manual training; after a discussion, the executive committee of the Association decided that Manual Training had played an ineligible man on the team and that therefore the championship must be awarded to Hopkinson, whose team had the next best record. Hopkinson, however, refused to accept it under the circumstances, and it was finally voted that the championship should not be awarded this year...
...Infirmary will be read with pleasure. The need of a college hospital, which should furnish at as low cost as possible, proper medical attendance, careful nursing and appetizing food to all students who might be sick has been sorely felt for a number of years. At present a student whose home is not near Cambridge, if taken ill, has either to stay in his room or go to the Cambridge Hospital. A great many students can ill afford to go to the Hospital during a long sickness. But the plight of one who is ill in his own room...
Professor Austin Stickney, whose death has just occurred at Paris, graduated from college with the class of 1852, among his classmates being Judge William G. Choate, Joseph H. Choate, Professor Cheever and Professor J. B. Thayer. Prevented by ill health from studying law as he intended, Mr. Stickney became professor of Latin in 1858 at Trinity College, Hartford. He afterwards held for several years the professorship of Greek at the same college. For the past thirty years Professor Stickney and his family have lived much of the time abroad...
...Duniway gave a talk last evening, at a meeting of the Harvard Religious Union, on "The Duty of the Consumer." He spoke of a society of New York women, called the Consumers' League, whose members agree to patronize only "fair" stores, that is, establishments which in sanitary equipments, treatment of employees, etc., come up to the standards of the League...