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...recent annual meeting of the American Bar Association. The lecture notes consist of extracts of interest taken from the lectures of instructors in the school. In this number the extracts are from Mr. Chaplin's lectures. The department of Recent Cases is a careful selection from the current English and American decisions not yet regularly reported, for the purpose of giving the latest and most progressive work of the courts. In many cases comments and references are added...
...meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College it was Voted, That notice be given to the Harvard Dining Association that the present scheme for carrying on the Dining Hall will be changed at the close of the current academic year with a view of providing for a larger number of students...
...steps should be taken to provide for the publication of a series of monographs or university studies on various subjects in conformity with the recommendations contained in the reports of the visiting committee on modern history and international law, and the visiting committee on Indo-Iranian languages for the current year. It was also voted that in the opinion of the board it is desirable that the necessary steps should be taken to comply with the condition upon which offers of pecuniary assistance to the trustees of the Peabody Museum have been made by the visiting committee of the museum...
...library is intended for all students interested in German literature, whether they take at present German courses or not. It contains the standard authors of German literature, histories of German literature, dictionaries and other reference books. The following current periodicals may also be found there: Die Nation, Die Gegenwart, Die Kunst fur Alle, Vierteljahrschrift fur Literatur egeschichte, Fliegende Blatter, Das Echo...
...current Advocate might well be called a "special number." Every contribution it contains is by a special student. Nathaniel Stephenson signs two bits of verse: "Poetry a la Mode" and "At the River," one a clever little skit, the other picturesquely attractive and both daintily finished...