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...leads among the occupations of the graduates, manufacturing, engineering, education, mercantile business, medicine, the ministry, journalism and letters, agriculture, science, art, transportation, and permanent Government, Civil and Military service succeeding in that order...
Captain Charles B. Stoddard '62 who has just died in Plymouth was a veteran of the Civil War, and one of the most prominent citizens of Plymouth. He graduated from the College in 1862, and immediately upon his graduation enlisted in the forty-first Massachusetts regiment, in which he served in the department of the Gulf...
...this year. Their names and departments follow: Mining Department--Professor Henry, Lloyd Smyth, Professor Gordon McKay, Professor Albert Sauver, Professor George S. Raymer, Professor Charles H. White, Professor Louis C. Graton, Dr. Edward Dyer Peters; Department of Machanical Engineering--Professor Lionel S. Marks, Professor Arthur E. Norton; Department of Civil Engineering--Professor Hector J. Hughes, Professor Gordon McKey, Mr. Lewis J. Johnson, Mr. George C. Whipple, Mr. George F. Swain; department of Electrical Engineering--Professor Arthur E. Kennelly, Professor Gordon McKay, Professor Comfort A. Adams, Mr. Harry E. Clifford...
...parents, guardians or tutors. The scholars shall never use their Mother-tongue except in public exercises of oratory, where they are called to make them in English. No scholar whatever, without the acquaintance and leave of ye President and his Tutor shall be present at any of ye Publike Civil meetings or Concourse of people; nor shall he take tobacco unless permitted by ye President with ye consent of his parents or guardians, and on good reason first given by a Physitian and then in a sober and private manner." Another rule was made providing punishment for the Seniors' practice...
Several books on law and jurispruduence are also announced. "Cases on Constitutional Law," by Professor Wambaugh, an exhaustive work in four parts, two remaining to be published, is a case book for the study of the American Constitution. Others are "Cases on Civil Procedure," by Professor Scott and "Cases on Legal Liability," by Professor Beale...