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...Samuel Hoar '67, a Fellow of the University and general counsel for the Boston & Albany Railroad, lies critically ill at his home in Concord, suffering from cerebral hemorrhage, with paralysis. He was taken ill a week age. The latest report last night gave his condition as very low and dangerous...
...Orleans. Professor C. H. Haskins, Professor A. B. Hart '80, Professor A. C. Coolidge '87, and probably Professor E. Emerton '71, will be present. Professor Haskins, corresponding secretary of the Association, will read a paper on "Sermons as Sources of Mediaeval History," and Professor Hart will discuss the "Latest Phases of the West Florida Controversy...
...baseball cage this evening at 7.30 o'clock. This shoot will be the last of the series, and a medal will be awarded the man winning the greatest number of weekly shoots. Back scores are to be made up tonight or on next Friday evening at the latest. The following is the record, thus far: The first two shoots were won by W. B. Updegraff '06; the third shoot by H. Williams '06; and the fourth trial, which was finished last night by W. B. Long...
...latest edition of the Bulletin deals chiefly with the question of abolishing football at Harvard. Professor Hollis's article in the Graduates' Magazine is printed in full, and an editorial and communication commenting upon it, are also appended. Although the Bulletin does not agree with Professor Hollis in giving up the Yale game, it believes that football has become abnormal and must be changed if it is to endure...
...latest issue of the Monthly is eminently readable. There is much in it of interest, value and entertainment. Above all there seems to be an absence of the apparently overpowering critical instinct which so pervades most numbers--little recourse, in fact, to antedeluvian poets or appreciations of literature which but for the efforts of the writer, would probably never, be unearthed. The first article particularly the "Ph.D. Octopus," by William James, strikes one as being vital and altogether human. The statement that only a man of evident native power is now allowed to receive the degree, and that...