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After graduation Bates began the study of law, and entered into it with all the energy, earnestness and zest which always characterized him. In the political campaign of '92 he organized and was the president of the First Voter's Club of Wilmington, and he worked actively throughout the campaign. At the opening of the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893 he was put in charge of the Harvard exhibit, and many strangers to him personally will recall the cordiality and ability which he displayed in his duties there. AT the time of his death he was studying hard...
...last performance of the French Play took place in Brattle Hall last evening. The hall was filled with a most enthusiastic and appreciative audience and the players fully deserved the continuous applause which was accorded them. They entered into the spirit of their parts with much more zest and vigor than in the first performance in Boston, and the play went much more smoothly and successfully. Chaves and Schurz carried off the honors of the evening and Knoblauch also played his part of Zerbinette most admirably. The dancing was excellent, the sailors making an especial hit with their hornpipe. Taken...
...whole College a genuine pleasure if the class should meet that test well. Much depends on the start; if a class is sluggish and half-hearted when it begins its athletic work, it has always that reputation to war against, while if at once it shows life and zest, it has always that prestige to aid it further...
...advisable another year is a matter of doubt. The fact remains that this year they have been planned, advertised, and must be held. Men who could do anything at all in the different events would add to the success of the meetings by the mere fact of the zest given to competition through the added numbers. Why should not such men enter? They will do themselves good and will render a real service to the University...
...mind has always shown a particular reverence for the past, and a marked tendency to consider the establishment of an institution good reason for a continuance of its maintenance and it is therefore likely that students of Anglo-Saxon origin will enter into such a study with especially keen zest...