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...bring the advantages which they have themselves enjoyed within reach of the less fortunate masses. Mr. Cummings comes fresh from direct contact with this work and participation in it. He has studied the problem which they are endeavoring to solve in England and on the continent, and he has doubtless formed some interesting opinions on the methods which are being pursued. It is a subject in which every college man in America should be interested, and the more so from the fact that we are beginning what is a very similar work in this country...
...that college men have seats and be encouraged to attend the services regularly. It is a gratifying fact that the number of men who attend the Sunday evening services is steadily increasing, and that this year the pressure for seats is greater than ever before. It is this fact doubtless which has led those in charge of the chapel services to announce that greater pains will be taken in the future to accommodate the students. The middle doors will be opened exclusively for students and more seats will be reserved. It is hoped that hereafter a seat can be held...
...secure men prominently identified with the study of electricity on its theoretical and practical sides to speak to the members on the special subjects to which they have devoted their research and investigation. In these various ways interest in the subject of electricity is maintained and stimulated. There are doubtless some among the new men who would like to join such a club. The secretary of the club will be glad to hear from all such...
...undertake special research of some sort, and hence would be included among the members of the graduate school at the college. The total number of students at the Annex this year is 215, a gain of 41 over the 174 of 1890 '91. The gain for the year will doubtless be still larger, as several more students are expected. A detailed statement by classes of the numbers for this year and last follows...
Last year the Oxford crew did stay in training and would doubtless have accepted the challenge sent by Yale had Yale won the race at New London. This shows that the English crews will keep training in order to get a race. The only obstacle which remains therefore, has to do with the ways and means of sending an American crew to England. It was suggested last year that the winner of the Harvard-Yale race be sent to the other side at the joint expense of the two colleges. The suggestion seemed an eminently fair one then, and does...