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...next Thursday, the following question is to be debated in English 6: Resolved, That the best interests require the election of General Garfield. Affirmative, Hadley, Hawkins, and MacVeagh. Negative, Gibbons, Davis, and Ivy. Debate begins in Sever 5, at 2 o'clock and lasts until 5 o'clock. All who wish to come are invited...
...other American magazine, excepting, perhaps, Scribner's, that equals it. The articles this time are unusually interesting, comprising a paper on Phillips Exeter Academy, by C. G. Kidder; The Agricultural School as a Preparation for the Study of Medicine, by Professor F. H. Storer; another batch of General Oliver's Reminiscences; essays by Professors Trowbridge and Shaler, and several other contributions. The Class of 1830, by G. W. Warren, is a pleasing record of a class which produced Sumner. 39,000 copies of the Register have been published in the seven issues up to the present time...
Conkling & Cameron's Third Term (out of Office, by General Consent - dam Rascality...
...annual series of athletic sports with Yale would spur our athletes on to their best endeavors, and occasion a great improvement in the College records, not to speak of planting the seeds of a lasting enthusiasm in Athletics at Harvard by thus making the sports a matter of general interest to the College at large. Oxford and Cambridge have kept up this custom of Inter-University sports for the last sixteen years, and the inevitable success of these yearly meetings should certainly prove a sufficient inducement to Harvard and Yale to try the experiment. We shall hope next year...
...made to progress. These are, Necessity, Legacies or Gifts, and Public Opinion. Of these, necessity is the strongest, legacies act the most quickly, and public opinion is the weakest and takes the longest time in producing its results. But when it takes such a positive form as a general refusal to live in a certain building, it makes itself felt more promptly. It has taken only six or eight years of continual talk among the students and constant complaint in the College papers, to make it evident to the authorities that something must be done about Thayer. This year, finding...