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Nine laurel wreaths decorate the reverse side and every year the name of the victorious university will be engraved in each. There is also a large wreath in which the name of the final winner is to be placed...
...Pfeiffer delivered the second and final lecture on the Chemistry of Digestion before the Boylston Chemical Club in Boylston 9, last night. Dr. Pfeiffer described in his last lecture the various kinds of food-stuffs, and to some extent their course through the body. Last night he dealt with the Processes of Digestion and the Digestive Ferments. Dr. Pfeiffer began by dividing all chemical processes into five factors, as follows: The substance, the apparatus, the reagent, the nature of the reaction, and finally the nature of the products of reaction. These five factors are likewise present in all digestive processes...
Although the subject of the lecture did not properly deal with the final assimilation of the digested food, Dr. Pfeiffer showed the process by the aid of a number of charts, showing the internal structure of the intestine, etc. Dr. Pfeiffer concluded his lecture with a number of experiments on the digestive process...
...final arrangement of mid-year examinations...
...following men are tied: 1st section - E. R. Coffin, H. G. Nichols, W. L. Van Kluck 2nd section - J. R. Jacoby, D. King (for second place). All the games must be played and the results handed in to the secretary before Wednesday, Jan. 13. The men now in the finals are: G. B. Wilson, S. M. Ballou and J. W. Mackay. Mackay has so far a clear record, having beaten Ballou in the first final game. All final men are requested to come to the regular meeting next Tuesday night...