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...FROTHINGHAM,ARTHUR P. STONE,HERBERT SCHURZ.Harvard Union.The members of the Harvard Union, the better to prepare their speakers for debate, are in favor of holding debates with other societies than simply the Yale Union. Yet these other debates would be considered only as preparatory and would be held principally for the sake of the practice afforded. It is not probable that such debates would be decided, - they would rather be friendly contests. Another point of difference will be that, while the competition for speakers in the Yale debates is open to all members of the University, in these more unimportant...
...FROTHINGHAM,ARTHUR P. STONE,HERBERT SCHURZ.Lampoon.At a meeting of the Lampoon board last evening C. M. Flandrau '95 was elected a regular editor and W. M. McKittrick '96 a business editor to take the place of W. B. Rogers '96, resigned...
...Sept. 1894), pp. 305-317; Henry Norman, "Real Japan," (London 1892), chs. v. xii, xiii; D. W. Stevens, in No. Am. Review, CLIX, 3 (Sept. 1894), pp. 308-318; Poultney Bigelow, in speaker, X, 238 (July 21, 1894); Boston Herald Editorials, Sept. 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, Oct. 2; Arthur H. Smith, Chinese Characteristics, chs. xvii-xxiv...
...other line men showed up in fine style, but Arthur Brewer deserves special mention. Notwithstanding his fractured jaw he played a star game and seemed to be all over the field at once. Of the backs, Charlie Brewer and Wrightington easily carried off the honors. Brewer's running and kicking were the features of the game. His fine try for a goal from the field from the 45 yard line was wonderful and provoked more enthusiasm from the crowd than has been exhibited for a long time. Fairchild's fine kicks were also well applauded. Both Foster and Beale were...
...character in the play is of a nature that requires an especially clever actor to properly delineate it, and to this end the supporting company is particularly strong, the role's fitting each as if written for him. Mr. Lacy will have support of the following well-known people: Arthur Eliot, Payton Gibbs, Dore Davidson, Ernest Willard, J. E. Donnelly, Morrell Beane, Edward Maas, James Dunham, Edward Matthews, Richard Nesmith, Miss Beverly Sitgreaves, May C. Standish, May Henderson, Louise Wakelee, April Henderson, Kitty Conway, Marie Houlihan...