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...transept of Memorial Hall is the same as that which was erected last spring and taken down during Commencement. The frame work was erected for the purpose of taking measurements for a memorial window to fill the space at the north end of the hall in memory of those whose names are inscribed on the tablets in the transept. The window is to be the gift of a lady who does not wish her name published at present. Plans are being perfected and it is not expected that the window will be completed for over a year. A committee appointed...
...Lists of the sections and rooms in which they will meet are posted in the entry of Sever Hall. Sections announced for Mondays and Wednesdays at 10 and 11 will meet on Friday of this week only; after this week they will meet on Mondays and Wednesdays. Students whose names are not posted should see Professor Baker. at his first consultation hour, Friday, at 12, in Sever...
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart, whose long experience as one of the conductors of English VI, makes him an authority of the first rank on debating, has furnished a lengthy, interesting introduction on the subject. He gives some excellent advice, helpful alike to beginner and adept, about the selection of a question, the use of materials, the management of a debate, rebuttal, persuasive speaking and kindred topics...
...operative Society has very much improved its furniture department by keeping a competent furniture clerk in Boston to attend to all their furniture customers. Now a student who wishes furniture may go to the Boston office, 87 Union street, and be taken to the largest wholesalers, from whose stock he may choose directly. In this way the Co-operative is able to offer to its customers the greatest variety of goods at extremely low prices...
William S. McKenzie, D. D., of the class of '55, whose home was in Winchester, died Saturday. He prepared for Harvard at Acadia College and at Worcester Academy. After graduating with honors in 1855 he studied for the ministry at the Newton Theological School. Since graduation at the Theological School he has held various pastorates in New England and Canada, and has been a governor of Acadia College, first secretary of the Canadian Mission Board, and New England Secretary of the American Baptist Missionary Union. He was also a poet of some ability...