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...also printed. Assistant Professor L. J. Johnson '87, C. E. '88, contributes an article on "Instruction in Engineering at Harvard University," in which he shows what the policy of the University is in regard to the study of engineering. The lecture by C. G. Wilson on "The Steam Loop and Holly Gravity Return System," delivered before the Engineering Society last December, is printed in full. With the aid of diagrams he demonstrates the theory, application, economical advantages and the limitations of this system. The concluding article, written by P. W. Davis A. B. '93 S. B. '95, is a clear...
...Boston Penal Institutions on Deer Island, conducted by the Social Service Committee will leave the Eastern Avenue wharf, on the north side of South Ferry, at 2.15 this afternoon. Men intending to go should leave Harvard Square for the subway at 1.15, transferring at Boylston street to an Atlantic loop car. About forty men have already signified their intention of going. In addition to the arrangements announced in Saturday's CRIMSON, the committee has secured Mr. John Koren of Boston to give an address on "The Problems of Penal Institutions...
...catch the boat at Eastern Avenue Wharf, men should leave Harvard square for the subway at 1.15, transferring at Park street to an Atlantic loop car. The number of men who can be taken is limited to 40, and all who wish to go should send their names at once to E. C. Carter, Phillips Brooks House. The excursion is free...
...backs on the third eleven in the second line-up did some brilliant work, which made the practice the most interesting so far this year. Dayton made some long runs, chiefly through Moulton's ability to push Loop aside easily, as well as through the effective blocking of Cozzens and Cabot...
...Leclanche cell, such as is used in connection with house bells, Professor Trowbridge showed how the carbon pole would be the annode and the zinc pole the cathode. It would take 50 or 60 of such cells arranged in series of tandem to produce one incandescent light. If the loop of wire is broken in the middle the lamp will go out. Then if more cells are added until the number is 10, 000 a pale luminous glow will come from the lamp. One terminal of the lamp is called the annode and from this stream these invisible rays...