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...SAWIN.A LECTURE in behalf of the University Crew will be given Monday evening, March 5, at 8 p. m., at 61 Mt. Vernon street, Boston, by Mr. Richard Hodgson, Secretary of the Society for Physical Research. Subject: "Theory of Apparitions." Tickets, $1.00, may be obtained of F. G. Balch, W. D. Bancroft, G. F. Keyes, and at Bartlett's. As the number of tickets is limited, men are advised to secure theirs as soon as possible...
...BRIDGE, Secretary.A LECTURE in behalf of the University Crew will be given Monday evening, March 5, at 8 p. m., at 61 Mt. Vernon street, Boston, by Mr. Richard Hodgson, Secretary of the Society for Physical Research. Subject: "Theory of Apparitions." Tickets, $1.00, may be obtained of F. G. Balch, W. D. Bancroft, G. F. Keyes, and at Bartlett's. As the number of tickets is limited, men are advised to secure theirs as soon as possible...
...season of the year is in a great measure the cause of this non-attendance; but it seems to us surprising that so little feeling is manifested in the competition by the contestants themselves. We await with interest the outcome of the repeated editorials published this week in behalf of these contests...
...entire management of the buying, preparation and serving of food. He insisted that such an inspector was necessary to maintain continued improvement, and he said, furthermore, that under the present regime, repeated complaint would better matters for only a few days. Mr. Furber then opened the discussion in behalf of the negative. He said that no hotel was able to attend properly to the wants of seven hundred men within forty minutes, especially so when one waiter served fourteen men. He added that more cooks in the kitchen would be a hindrance since the range could not more than accommodate...
...meeting of the Columbia Alumni was held recently at the Hotel Brunswick in New York City. Among the guests was Edmund Wetmore, president of the Harvard Alumni Association, who spoke on behalf of Harvard. He was followed by Chauncey M. Depew, Yale, '56, who spoke for Yale. Among other things he said: "Yale is always first in war, and as Harvard is always second, I suppose she is first in peace. But Columbia is always first in the hearts of our college countrymen, for she always cheers impartially and then attends the banquets of the winner. Columbia exactly fills...