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Major Henry L. Higginson, Hon. William Everett, and Mr. Lehmann will be the speakers of the evening. It is earnestly hoped that, as the audience is to consist entirely of Harvard men, all present members of the University and as many graduates as possible will at tend. The time set for the meeting is eight o'clock. Further particulars will be given out Monday...
...seriously with field practice the past week, but the squad has been working on the asphalt and in the Gymnasium. The policy to be followed until after midyears will be regular practice on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and voluntary practice the other three days. Work in the Gymnasium will consist of practice in stick handling, dumb-bells, and chest-weights. Holmes Field will be used for practice as long as possible and the captain expects to have one or two scrub games there this week...
...candidates for the Pennsylvania 'varsity crew will begin training about the 1st of January, under the instruction of Ellis Ward. The work for a time will consist in rowing in the tank, in correcting the worst faults of the men and in teaching the new candidates the rudiments of the stroke. Early in the spring the crew will go to the training quarters that have been taken in the dormitories, and about the first of April will start rowing on the Schuylkill...
...chorus will consist of mixed voices and will meet twice a week in Lower Dane. There will be about twenty-five meetings in all, the fee for the whole course being $3.00. The material which will be taken up has not yet been decided upon...
...ensuing year: President, Dr. G. V. Dearborn, 2G.: secretary, Mr. A. O. Lovejoy, 2G.; executive committee, the president, secretary and Mr. J. E. Lough. It was decided by a vote of the meeting that the presentation of elaborate papers at the meetings be hereafter discontinued; instead, the meetings will consist of informal, general discussion on a series of connected topics, a member being appointed to open and guide the discussion at each meeting. Mr. Lough reported upon the proposed Cambridge conferences; and Professor Royce addressed the society upon the question of allowing candidates for the Doctorate to present more various...