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...representation of "Julius Caesar" by the Shakespeare Club last evening in Sanders Theatre was given before a select and highly appreciative audience. The great proportion of ladies present revived the interest which is manifested in the Shakespeare Club in Cambridge...
...athletic event of the year in which most college interest centres, the annual meeting of the Inter-collegiate Athletic Association, was held on Saturday afternoon in New York, on the grounds of the Manhattan Athletic Club. For months our own association has been making its preparations for this day, and its efforts to defend the great challenge cup, which it has held continuously for five years, were rewarded with success, and this intercollegiate trophy will remain at Cambridge another year...
...beginning of the present academic year the Harvard Natural History Society was in an almost defunct condition. There had been for many years a lack of interest in the society and its work, and the few spasmodic attempts at revival, which from time to time had taken place, had come to naught...
...scrutiny was introduced to make sure that none should be here after elected who did not give promise of becoming useful members. A room was obtained and fitted up; a definite plan of work was decided on; and a series of informal meetings for scientific discussion has aroused new interest in the society and its work, which, it is hoped, will continue. Nine regular and four informal meetings have been held during the year, of which one regular and four informal meetings have been held in the society's new room, Massachusetts...
...year. Of these 54 members, 13 are members of the graduating class, and four others are students who do not expect to remain at the university after this year. The society will therefore shortly loose about one third of its members. Half of these, it is true, take no interest in the society, and never attend its meetings; they are relics of the days when members were elected wholesale, and without regard to their scientific qualifications. But the fact remains that the society is soon to lose some valuable members; and their places must be filled by men of succeeding...