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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...case. For years the Annex has followed the courses of Harvard College, and all instruction has been given by professors and instructors of Harvard. The same plan will be pursued when the Annex changes its name; and the only apparent difference will be in the degree. Hitherto the Society for the Collegiate instruction of Women has been able to give nothing beyond a certificate stating that the graduate has performed the work required for the degree at Harvard. In the future, they will not only confer a degree of their own, but this degree will be made doubly valuable...
...trouble. If the students fail to appreciate this kindness this year it is pretty certain that the train will not be run another year. Tickets are now on sale at Leavitt and Peirce's. Students will do well to remember this special train as it offers advantages which have hitherto been lacking in the matter of transportation to Springfield...
...probability debates with both Princeton and Yale, and while debates to choose speakers for these intercollegiate debates will be open to the University, it is a foregone conclusion that a member of a debating society, a man who has some reputation, will be more favorably considered than a man hitherto unknown...
...plant of the CRIMSON has been very much enlarged this year and improvements have been made in various departments which have practically reduced the friction of the work to a minimum. In the first place, the papers, which have hitherto been printed in Cambridgeport, are now printed on the premises. This will enable us to get all the news, no matter how late it comes in and will also help us in having the papers promptly delivered. Our mailing to out-of-town subscribers will be done at 3.45 each morning, which will get the papers to their destination...
...England Magazine for May opens with an article by Alexander McKenzie D. D. on "Phillips Brooks and Harvard University." Though it appears after so much has been written and said about Bishop Brooks, it contains a great deal that is new and shows a part of his life that hitherto received comparatively little notice. It is both a description of his life here as a student and a rather elaborate account of his connection with the University in later years. The article is profusely illustrated with pictures of the college in 1850 and with portraits of Phillips Brooks and many...