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...Wednesday the Executive Committee will meet in the morning, and in the afternoon the Association will hold its first session. Papers on "The Interchange of Professors in Universities" will be presented by Professor James on behalf of Harvard, and by Professor B. I. Wheeler on behalf of the University of California. On Thursday papers will be presented by Professor D. S. Jordan of the Leland Stanford Junior University, and by Professor S. Woolsey of Yale, on the question "To what extent should Professors Engaged in Research be Relieved from Instruction?" On Friday the subject for discussion will be "The Reaction...
...Soldiers Field, on May 25 and 26. On the recommendation of the executive committee it was also decided to accept the applications of Brown and Dartmouth for re-admission to membership in the Association. An application was also received from Dickinson, but as no one was present in behalf of the College, the application was laid on the table. The University of Michigan and Rutgers College were each declared dropped from membership in the Association for not having had an entry of three men in the last two championship meetings...
Finally Mr. Cutting said that the responsibilities of future political and civic life rest upon the young men. They must take hold and apply their fresh energy in behalf of the right...
...treasurer has given us an estimate of $25 per man as sufficient for a moderate fund. But it seems to me that the minimum ought to be at least $50. This involves a personal expense of but $10 a year for five years, and surely a man in behalf of the class can make so small a sacrifice as the saving of one dollar a month, even out of the meagre twenty five which I suppose most of us will be getting for some time to come. In the eighties the average subscription was much larger than it has been...
...Walter Camp has notified the Harvard Graduates Football Rules Committee that the National Committee is willing to postpone its meeting an additional week, as was requested by Coach Reid on behalf of the Harvard Committee. Since the request was sent, the Harvard Committee has practically completed the proposals for changes in the rules which it desires to present, and has notified Mr. Camp to that effect. It is expected, however, that the meeting of the National Committee will not be held before December 29, and it will probably take place in Philadelphia. Head Coach W. t. Reid, Jr., '01, will...