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Emerson Hall was built with money raised by the Department of Philosophy. Its general type of architecture is Greek, and it corresponds in effect with Robinson Hall. On the first floor is a large lecture room for elementary courses in philosophy, and six smaller rooms. On the second floor are the psychological and sociological, libraries, the museum of social ethics, a working room for students, and a lecture room. The third floor is the psychological laboratory of 25 rooms. The interior of the building is finished in white plaster, dark pine...
...awarded by the executive committee each year for the division championship when decided. The playing rules known as the American Lacrosse Rules were adopted, and it was voted to have them published by A. G. Spalding. Hobart's petition for admission to the league was granted, to take effect January...
...postpone its meeting an additional week, as was requested by Coach Reid on behalf of the Harvard Committee. Since the request was sent, the Harvard Committee has practically completed the proposals for changes in the rules which it desires to present, and has notified Mr. Camp to that effect. It is expected, however, that the meeting of the National Committee will not be held before December 29, and it will probably take place in Philadelphia. Head Coach W. t. Reid, Jr., '01, will represent the University at the meeting...
Announcement has been made of several changes in the service at Randall Hall, which will go into effect after Christmas. A number of combination orders ranging in price from seven to 25 cents will be put on the bill of fare, and a larger number of articles will be cooked to order. The Hall will be open for breakfast until 9.25 on week days, and 9.55 on Sundays. This is 25 minutes later than the former hour for closing...
...changes in the new catalogue. Information in regard to the new supplementary fee which must be paid, by those students taking courses in excess of a given number per year, in addition to the regular tuition fee, is given on pages 581 and 476. This fee, which will take effect beginning with the academic year 1906-07, is established to equalize the charges for tuition between men taking the degree of A.B. in three years and those taking the degree in four years. A new provision for the assignment of rooms is stated in detail on page 587 in which...