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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following men are requested to usher at the Baccalaureate Sermon next Sunday afternoon, in Appleton Chapel. Any one who cannot serve please let me know immediately: G. W. Bouve, A. S. Walker, G. F. Cozzens, J. Flint, S. W. Fordyce, E. Wadsworth, A. B. Emmons, H. G. Brooks, G. T. Emmet, E. G. Burgess, H. M. Adams, N. Perkins, S. L. Fuller' C. Grilk, F. Dobyns, T. M. Hastings, F. Jordan, W. K. Otis, J. R. Procter, Jr., C. C. Stillman, F. Curtis...
...announced till late this spring, members of the class of '98 be allowed to count either Philosophy 1a or Philosophy 1b as a whole course next year. If all '98 men who wish to take either course signed the petition at once, the instructors in the Philosophy Department would know definitely how many are disappointed by the new regulation, and the request would be likely to have more weight than if it came only from scattered individuals...
...means of setting right whatever false impressions there may be in regard to the sanitary conditions of the field, the communication from the State Board of Health should do a great deal of good, especially among the graduates and others who have not been in a position to know the true state of affairs. It will give everyone confidence in the future usefulness of Soldiers Field; and, when the proposed improvements are completed and all the teams will have to go down there, the University can feel assured that they will practice under just as good conditions of health...
...inevitable that some individuals know the circumstances of the act, and we have only to urge once more upon such men that their obligations to the University demand that they shall aid this official undergraduate investigation by giving the committee their fullest confidence...
This restriction seems to me very hard upon those '98 men who have been intending to take up the study of Philosophy next year. I know of many men who have purposely reserved Philosophy for their Senior year, under the impression that it would prove more attractive and advantageous after the completion of other courses in History, Government and Literature. Are such men, who must be surprised by this new regulation, to be disappointed in their hopes of studying Philosophy and Psychology, two of the most interesting and important subjects in the whole range of our electives? The time...