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...desire to call attention to the announcement that Mr. F. W. Taussig will read his Toppan prize essay on "The Protection of Young Industries in the United States" before the Finance Club in Sever 11 this evening at 7.30. A large audience will doubtless be drawn forth by this announcement. The subject of the essay is one of great general interest and the many students of economic science at Harvard will doubtless be well repaid in listening to this essay...
...members of the university who intend to join the Harvard Union are requested to call at 21 Grays, on Monday or Tuesday, between...
...connection with this subject I would like to call attention to the work done in the matter of forestry preservation by Prof. C. S. Sargent of Harvard. Having had charge of the department of forestry statistics in the last census, Prof. Sargent has had unequalled opportunities for the study of this subject in connection with his work in preparing and issuing his valuable "Forestry Bulletins." In that work he advances several reasons to explain the rapid disappearance of the pine forests of this country. At no time, however, has he, I believe, ever considered the explanation suggested by our subject...
...class officers; the class history, by A. A. Wyman; a prophecy, by B. B. Holmes; the poem, by M. H. Cushing and the oration by O. E. Perry. A full list of the members of the class with their occupations and present residences is appended. Subscribers are requested to call at once for their copies...
...think, within the province of the managers of the foot-ball club to take some steps towards abating what we may call the "mucker" nuisance on Holmes field. The presence of these little gamins of the street, at all times and upon all occasions, is becoming decidedly disagreeable. The noise and confusion that they always create, in addition to a growing spirit of lawlessness and rowdyism on their part, furnishes sufficient reason for excluding them entirely from the college grounds. Next spring, perhaps, when we have an enclosed field for athletics, this nuisance will be done away with...