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Professor Hart will this evening give the first lecture of his course in American Political methods. It is a pleasure to call attention to a course which promises to be so interesting and of such practical importance. Each lecture will have a live interest because of its direct bearing on some phase of our political system which is at the time emphasized in the public mind by the action of Congress. The lectures will be especially valuable as supplementing the regular American history courses...
...meeting of the Western Club last night it was decided that any one who has lived or does live west of Pennsylvania, and wishes to identify himself with the West should be eligible for membership. It was further voted to have the initiation fee reduced from two dollars to one, and to do away with the annual dues, the club to meet all expenses above and beyond the sum raised from initiation fees by assessments. The Union club rooms were chosen, in which the monthly "smokers" will be held, and the executive committee was instructed to see about the framing...
...Union had not been wholly successful in bringing about social relations between college men and laboring men, but as an institution for instruction it has had a success almost unique. It has gained about fifty members this year, and now offers about twelve regular courses. Mr. Ely, who lives at the Union, needs half, and the best method of help giving it to him seems to be to start a small university settlement at the Prospect House. Two rooms can be hired there for about $200 a year. Men from college could go down and live in these rooms, relieving...
...President Hill of Harvard is seriously ill and not expected to live...
...study now going on and more will be started soon. As the work increases in size the need of closer and more systematic supervision is felt, and to meet this need the best plan seems to be to begin a University settlement. Several college men are ready to live in the Prospect House for a few weeks at different times and to assume the personal management of the work by turns. Such an undertaking, however, will require more funds than the Union at present has. To consider this and other plans the managers of the Union have decided to call...