Word: generally
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...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations...
...announcement of courses at Radcliffe shows considerable change in the curriculum for this year. In all, forty-eight new courses have been added to the list, while thirty of last year's courses have been dropped. In general, the change seems to have been made in the more advanced courses, but still there are additions in the more elementary courses of nearly all the departments...
...Young Mens' Christian Association has issued as usual a hand-book of general information concerning the College. The book includes a map of Cambridge with the names of all important buildings, a description of all the various University organizations and a short synopsis of last year's athletic events. The book has been edited by C. R. Taylor...
...general football squad numbering about one hundred candidates turned out yesterday afternoon for the usual hour and a half of practice on Soldiers Field. No morning work was taken. The routine was similar to that of the past few days but in view of the fact of the Wesleyan game on Saturday an estimate of the men was taken for the first cut in the squad. About 20 men have been dropped. Brayton, fullback on the second eleven for the past two years, Pruyn '02, end on his freshman team; and Alexander 1L a new fullback came...
...setting the Cubans at once in their proper rooms on their arrival in Cambridge was provided for by the managent by assigning to the Cubans before leaving Cuba, numbered badges corresponding to their room assignments in Cambridge. Delay was thus avoided at the outset, but owing to the general unfamiliarity the Cubans showed in regard to the English language and customs, it was found necessary to provide a large corps of guides to conduct them on all expeditions outside of Cambridge...