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...reply has been very large indeed. To my surprise, out of a class of two hundred and thirty-five men actually in residence, two hundred and nineteen, or ninety-three per cent., have sent reports. Am I wrong in supposing that this very general "readiness to tell" is itself a sign of upright conduct...
...board here. Our tuition bill each year is $150. The University owns 450 rooms, but not one-third of them rent for less than $150 a year, the average rent being $146. There large charges for tuition and room rent are made necessary by the smallness of the general fund, which pays the running expenses of the college. Very few professorships are endowed, and so the tattion fee and room rent must...
...schedule of games decided on at the convention, Saturday night, gives very general satisfaction here. Every one is, of course, delghted that the Yale game is to be played in New York, even if not on Thanksgiving Day, and there has been a great scramble for coaches since the date was announced...
Comforters, blankets, sheets, pillowcases and general bedding at lowest cost at Powers', Boylston street, Reads Building...
...first meeting of the Harvard Union for this college year was held in Sever Hall last night. An unusually large attendance was present, and the interest manifested in the question for debate-"Resolved, that the sentence against the Chicago anarchists was just"-was lively and general. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Furber, the minutes of the last meeting read, the vote on the merit of the question taken, which resulted in 116 affirmatives to 5 negatives, and then Mr. Osborn, L. S., opened the debate for the affirmative. He reviewed all the proceedings of the anarchists...