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...Wadsworth lectures at 2 P. M. today in the Museum of Comparative Zoology on "The General and Microscopic Characters of Lencite, Tourmaline, Andalusite, Fibrolite, Cyanite, Titanite and Staurolite...
...collected, would it not be highly beneficial to our rowing interests to send a four-oared crew picked from the class crews, after the class races, to Lake George? We are aware that many would oppose sending such a crew, as it would not be strictly representative. But the general opinion at present seems in favor of lighter men for short distance, and we should be able to pick out a four that we would have no reason to be ashamed of. - [Crimson, January...
...convenience of reference we publish below the general programme of events for the coming winter meetings of the H. A. A. First meeting, March 10. Events - Parallel bars, putting the shot, heavy-weight sparring, middle-weight spurring, heavy-weight wrestling, middle-weight wrestling, light-weight wrestling, feather-weight wrestling, tug-of-war, '85 and '86 (pulled on cleats, six hundred pounds, limit five minutes). Second meeting (ladies' day), March 17th. Events - Two-handed vault, club-swinging (legitimate, five minutes limit), standing high jump, running broad jump, light-weight sparring, feather-weight sparring, fencing...
...four-oar crew could not represent Harvard the fact that our boating interests could not be as well represented before the public at large by a four-oar as by an eight, a fact which is recognized by all boating men, and, we think, the college in general...
...argue whether culture is good, the writer says, but argue harder than ever whether it pays. On the general value of wide education opinion is, we think, much more nearly unanimous than it was forty years ago. Time was, and not so long ago, when even the cultivated doubted whether "scholars" were ever quite fitted for the practical work of life, just as time was, and not so long ago, when generals and admirals held that educated soldiers and sailors were sure to run away. All this has passed away, as has the idea that the universities are "nests...