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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...four in all) with every Yale couple. The deals are then played over, the Yale men using the hands which the Harvard men used in the original play, and vice versa, but the pairs are so arranged that no deal is played a second time by a couple at whose table the deal was used in the original play. Hence there is no chance for remembering hands. The Harvard men play long suit but have a strong defence against short suit...
...magnificent services of the six hundred or more Harvard men who took part in the war and to whose memory Memorial Hall was erected; and he expressed the wish that the present generation of Harvard men might be as ready as they to do their part in the defense of the Republic...
Plato believed in one immutable being and self-existant ideas. His position is one of complete and extreme realism, wherein he differs from Socrates, whose standpoint was that of a nominalist, and from Aristotle who held views midway between realism and nominalism...
...Harvard debaters we tender our congratulations. We admire and respect the institution whose representatives have never been defeated in this distinctly academic form of intercollegiate contests. No more gratifying prominence could be desired by any institution. Our wish is that Princeton may learn from Harvard's example and from her own defeat the secret of success in literary lines...
...catalogue of graduates of the Lawrence Scientific School, the announcement of the publication of which lately appeared in the CRIMSON, is the first of its kind ever issued by the school. Of the 331 men whose names are published many have attained distinction in later life. The first class, graduated in 1851, had but four members. Since that time, with but few exceptions the numbers have steadily increased, until in 1895 twenty-five men were graduated...