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...debate of the Harvard Union last evening on the question of "Co-education at Harvard" drew forth a large attendance, and excited much spirited discussion. The first vote on the merits of the question showed the audience strongly in the negative, but the final vote after the debate was largely in the affirmative. Messrs. W. H. Baldwin and W. A. Halbert of the sophomore class were the regular disputants in the affirmative and Messrs. R. Coit, '83, and J. McDuffie on the negative. The annual reports of officers were made after the debate. The treasurer's report showed a balance...
...senior class is to be congratulated upon its final and satisfactory solution of the heliotype album question. It is certainly an excellent custom to see established for the graduating class to be able to secure a complete class album at a moderate cost. We hope that the precedent thus established will be followed by all succeeding classes...
...used unnecessarily expensive. It is painful to think of our text-book as a tax upon us for the benefit of a few American publishers, who would not publish such books under any circumstances, however high a duty is imposed. At present there is great doubts about the final result of the present agitation, but we hope, whatever may be the final action of Congress, that the duty on text-books and other books imported for educational purposes will be removed...
...will devote thirteen hours to the "Frogs" of Aristophanes. The first fifteen minutes of the recitation will be devoted to prepared translations by members of the section, after which the instructor will comment on the play. The system of written recitations, to be substituted for parts of the final examination paper, will also be continued. When the section takes up the Greek Lyrics the members of the section will be expected to read short lines of the authors under consideration...
Each examination begins at 10 A. M. Recitations in elective courses and in rhetoric will be suspended from Jan. 25 to Feb. 10, both days included. By the regulations, mid-year and final examinations are never to be extended beyond three hours...