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...Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society of England was awarded to Professor E. C. Pickering, of the Harvard Observatory, on the occasion of the society's annual meeting, held February 8. Mr. Choate received the medal in behalf of Professor Pickering, who was unable to be present in person, owing to the pressure of his duties here...
...medal is annually awarded by the society in recognition of notable astronomical investigations and is regarded as a mark of the highest distinction. It was given to Professor Pickering for his research in regard to variable stars, and his valuable work in astronomical photography. He received the award once before, in 1866, and therefore shares with Le Verier, the French astronomer, the distinction of being one of the two foreign scientists whom the Royal Society has thus twice honored...
...have the debates between the classes finished by the time of the April recess without interfering with the Princeton debate or the Boylston Prize speaking, both of which will come in the early part of May. In reality, all the inter-class debates will end with the Pasteur Medal debate on April 9, the subject for which is now being arranged by the French Department and the University Debating Club and will be given out March...
...inter-class debate must be ended by the Easter recess. The dates of the trials and debates are as follows. February 11, the questions for the Senior-Junior, Sophomore-Freshman debates will be announced; March 8, Sophomore-Freshman debate; March 15, the question for the Pasteur medal debate will be announced; April 9, Pasteur medal debate...
Roscoe Conklin Bruce '02, of Indianapolis, prepared at Exeter. He was the winner of the Pasteur Medal two years ago and last winter he was on the Harvard team that won the debate with Princeton. In the final trials for the debate this year he won the Coolidge Prize...