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Prof. J. W. White will give today in Sever 30, at 12 M., the first of a series of weekly lectures on the constitutional history of Greece. These lectures form a part of Greek...
Although Harvard has no regularly organized "Department of Political Science," yet the advantages she offers for the study of politics and political history are unsurpassed by those of any other American college. The courses offered at Harvard in Constitutional History and Political Economy form the best possible training for young men whose aspirations are toward legal or political honors...
...fact that almost all of the class crew men have begun training in some form or another, shows that the classes are even at this early date beginning to think of next spring's race. Although but two of the four crews now have regular eights on the weights, most of the men of the other crews are at work either on the foot-ball field or in the gymnasium...
...game of baggatiway; of course every one attended, from the commandant to the lowest corporal, when, in the midst of the game, the Indians turned upon the whites and butchered nearly the whole assemblage. Thus baggatiway or lacrosse is associated with history. The gentlemen who recently met to form a new lacrosse team for Harvard's honor, have no reason to be ashamed of a game which for many years has been the national sport of a people noted for endurance, agility and grace. The game was played on Cambridge common when Harvard was yet in its cradle...
...they rallied very creditably, and no doubt when they come to meet Yale will do better work than they have yet done this season. They miss one or two of their last year's team, notably that fine rusher, Henry. Thus far Princeton has shown up in the best form, and the team of '82 is by far the strongest they have yet placed in the field, while that of Harvard is not up to the mark of their '81 team. Yale is said to be much stronger in kicking than ever before, while the hopes of Harvard seem...