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Daniel Pratt has appeared in his spring hat. It is similar in form to the conventional beaver, but of a snowy white hue. The general effect is quite unique and we congratulate the new Beau Brummel on his new acquisition...
Daniel Pratt insists that his recent article in the HERALD has already had so salutary an effect upon the authorities that the good results should be followed up. That we may be of some service in putting these great ideas before the college in general and the faculty in particular, we publish the following...
...high school; they seem superfluous when the age of a graduating class averages, as with us last year, nearly twenty-four years. In dispensing with such incentives we are but following the plan of German Universities, and apparently neither they nor we have any reason to complain of the effect upon scholarship...
...faculty. The chair of English Literature is now being filled by Prof. Brown, late president of Hamilton College, who now is engaged in hearing the juniors. Prof. Sanborn, instructor in Anglo-Saxon and English Literature, who is now engaged with the seniors, has resigned, his resignation to take effect at the end of this college year. In his retirement the college loses an old and valued instructor who has remained with the institution for many years...
...most of its goods as cheap as any dealer. In some instances, even, on small orders, the cost is less than dealers have to pay unless they take large quantities. If those members who have second-hand books to sell will leave at the office a notice to that effect and give their hours, the books will be called for. For each lot of books, a list giving the prices at which he wishes them to be sold should be made out by the owner. Rules and instructions for lawn tennis, at six cents per copy, are on hand...