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...running down a career which is as full of promise for an highly educated man as for the graduate from the High School. One of the thinkers of the century has said that "a man of education will pull a rope better than a common seaman, at the end of a long voyage," and this principle applies as well to business as to nautical life...
...former, but it is itself regulated by the former. The great question, which the present steward has solved so successfully, is how to satisfy the great number of men who join the association every September, so that they will remain throughout the year. In order to accomplish this end a high standard of board must be firmly maintained. In doing this, however, care must be taken not to make the board so expensive that many will seek cheaper places, for a high price as well as poor quality will result in diminished numbers. Thus the steward is under two constant...
...dormitories is of such a quality that while it hardly could be said to be drawn from the river at low tide, we are puzzled to imagine where else it could have been procured. There is hardly a pitcher in the dormitories which does not require cleansing at the end of the week. But we cannot expect reform in a matter which touches so closely the question of dormitories; and while we look and hope for the period of comfort which will follow the appearance of the new dormitory, we only desire at present the renovation of our pumps...
PROFESSOR COOKE'S LECTURES.Professor Cooke will give a short course of lectures in Optical Crystallo graphy on Thursdays at 12 M, till the end of May. First lecture on April 16 in Boylston Hall...
...special supper was served on the boat, the "Bristol," for the Hasty Pudding men, after which they entertained themselves and the passengers by several songs, and banjo selections in the after-cabin. The club arrived in Cambridge yesterday morning after a most enjoyable trip from beginning to end...