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...Weights of this year's Oxford crew are: Bow, W.C. Blandy, 152 pounds; 2, L. Stock, 157; 3, A.G. Schott, 158 1-2; 4, G.H. Carter, 179; 5, H.H. Walround, 186 1-2; 6, R.W. Taylor, 183; 7, D.H. McLean, 182 1-4; and stroke, W.D. Curry, 139-making an average of 167 1-8 pounds...
President Carter of Williams is quite...
...Williams College Alumni Association of Boston had its seventeenth annual reunion and dinner in that city on Tuesday evening, President Franklin Carter being among the guests. The venerable Mark Hopkins sent his regrets at his inability to be present, and added: "I would like also, if I might, to say a word in favor of the college idea as it has existed in this country-that is, the idea of an education distinctively liberal. It has been toward the realization of that idea that my life work has been devoted. My wish has been to have here an institution that...
...American colleges. Among those present were Professors Cook and Lutz of Harvard, Lounsbury and Bendelari of Yale, Elliott and Wood of the Johns Hopkins University, Richardson of Amherst, Easton of the University of Pennsylvania, Huss of Princeton, Walter of the University of Michigan, and Smith of Columbia. President Carter of Williams was chosen chairman, and a committee appointed to draw up a plan for the permanent organization of the society. A resolution to the effect that it was the sense of the meeting that no college should grant the degree of A. B. to any student who could not read...
...higher education continues to make gratifying progress. President Carter of Williams College is said to be "very anxious that his college should have a good ball nine," while we learn from a recent issue of a Harvard paper that the captain of the foot-ball team of that ancient seat of learning "has laid aside everything in favor of work on the field this fall." [Buffalo Express...