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...Chamberlain, '65, of New York, followed by a dinner in Massachusetts Hall, which was attended by about 150 members and guests of the association. At that meeting Charles C. Beaman, '65, of New York, a member of the association gave $500 to the association to enable it to offer during the next five years an annual prize of $100 for the best essay to be written by some member of the law school. The prize of $100 offered by the association in 1888 was awarded to Samuel Williston, LL. B., '88, of Cambridge, for an essay on "The History...
...courses in Mat emetics are at present, arranged, it is difficult for a student, who does not offer plane trigonometry on his admission examinations to pursue a connected course in analytic geometry while in college. A student who does not offer plane trigonometry must take either plane trigonometry during his freshman year, and wait until his sophomore year before commencing analytics, or he may take an elementary course (B) in analytic geometry during his freshman year, and in that case he will find himself considerably embarrassed in pursuing the subject. For course 3 will be too advanced for him, while...
...will be present from all the prominent collegiate gun clubs, including those of Yale, Princeton, Columbia and University of Pennsylvania, and without doubt a business meeting will be held on Saturday and the association fairly started. The advantage of such an association will be patent to all, and will offer an opportunity for the clubs of the different colleges to meet and in a very pleasant way carry on the friendly rivalry already existing. The club is very unfortunate in being obliged to put the date of the tournament so late, but it is unavoidable, and for that reason several...
...honor examinations in History will probably be held during the week ending June 1. All candidates are requested to send to Professor MacVane a list of the courses they intend to offer...
...which the two games usually played between the Harvard freshmen and Yale freshmen should take place. Finally, however, Yale has determined upon June 1st, the date of the Harvard-Princeton game. At a consultation held last evening, Captain Willard advised the freshmen to write to the Yale freshman and offer to accept June 1st, and to announce that the first game must take place on May 22, the bate of the postponed Yale-Princeton game, or that it will be impossible to arrange games with the Yale freshmen this year. The rest of the schedule as completed to date...