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...leave to inform your readers through your columns that the forthcoming pamphlet of the Division of Mathematics for 1901-02 will contain a new section entitled, "Suggestions concerning the choice of Electives in Mathematics," these being more clearly and connectedly worked out than the scattered sentences of advice which occur in previous editions of the pamphlet. The insertion of this section is due to the expression of a wish in a recent number of the CRIMSON, that such suggestions might be offered in the several departments of study; and we believe that it will decidedly enhance the value...
...meantime the members of the committee are urged to expedite the work as much as possible in the short time at their disposal, and all students willing to contribute their share to the undertaking are requested to inform the men who have the business in charge in their dormitories. The preliminary reports should be in the hands of Professor Hollis by Friday at 4 p. m., at the office of the Athletic Association...
...night at 7.30 in Lower Mass. at which Dean Shaler, Dean Briggs and J. E. N. Shaw, 2 L., will briefly outline the purpose and possibilities of the plan. At this meeting ten or twelve Freshmen will be assigned to each member of the committee who is expected to inform the secretary of the evening on which he can conveniently entertain his men. It is hoped that this plan will give the Freshmen the opportunities to ascertain the activities in which they may be interested, and also that it will provide the upper classmen with the chance to bring them...
DEAR SIR:--In reply to your letter of the 4th instant, in which you request information as to the whereabouts of the colors and cup presented to the cruiser "Harvard" by the students of Harvard University during the war with Spain, I have to inform you that these articles are now in the museum at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Very Respectfully, [Signed] JOHN D. LONG, Secretary...
...name, it promises to prove a directly preventive cure for cheating. Furthermore, the provision that an instructor in any course where cheating has been attempted shall make an official statement before his class of the offense and the penalty without the name of the offender, and shall further inform them that both the offence and the offender are known by the members of the Faculty, we believe will indirectly justify itself. The greater part of cheating in written work is due to thoughtlessness rather than to any vicious instinct, and a method of appealing to the better side of individuals...