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Though members are advised to make use of the present opportunity to exchange old books for new ones, the society assumes no responsibility as to the prices paid, or the kind of new books to be furnished. All such responsibility rests with the gentleman who is making the exchange. It is hoped that hereafter better arrangements may be made, by which the society, through the Inter-collegiate Book Exchange, will be able to furnish its members with many more secondhand text books than it has heretofore, and to find a better sale for such as are to be sold...
...Russell, a publisher in New York, and a recent graduate of Princeton, who is proprietor of the Inter-collegiate Book Exchange, will be at the Co-operative office each day until Monday, May 5th, to make exchanges of books with Harvard students. The Society's errand-boy can be employed to collect books. The superintendent suggests that members who have unsolvable books on sale at the office with draw them and exchange for new books if the opportunity seems to be a good...
...Russell, a publisher in New York, and a recent graduate of Princeton, who is proprietor of the Inter-collegiate Book Exchange, will be at the Co-operative office each day until Monday, May 5th, to make exchanges of books with Harvard students. The Society's errand-boy can be employed to collect books. The superintendent suggests that members who have unsolvable books on sale at the office withdraw them and exchange for new books if the opportunity seems to be a good...
...Quincy House last Friday evening to dine together. At eight o'clock the class marched to the dining ball, which presented a very attractive sight, its new decorations being well shown by the brilliantly lighted chandeliers. At each of the 125 plates lay a neat menu card and a book of songs, printed especially for the occasion. When the cigars were lighted, President Barnes arose and introduced Mr. Sanborn, the poet of the evening, whose lines were received with applause. Mr. R. D. Smith then gave the oration, which brought down the house with its closing simile. Mr. Parsons...
...section in Political Economy I. has finished the study of Mill under Prof. Laughlin. Prof. Dunbar will now take the course until the close of the year. The book to be used will be a pamphlet entitled, "Financial Legislation of the United States," which may be had at Sector...