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Fencing-H. R. Allen '92, J. M. Morton '91. (Single sticks)-H. R. Allen '91, A. H. Williams...
...following forensics have not yet been read. They will be returned before the third forensic is due. Men whose forensics were not returned Monday are entitled to an extension of time on the third forensic. Burlingham, Bowman. F. N. Brown, Dudley, Chittenden, Farquhar, Franklin, Hovells, Hunnewell, Marsh, Morton, Miller, L. C. Page, Platt, Pease, Ross, Robinson Snow, H. M. Joville, Stultz, Tallant, Thomas, Turner, Valle, Warren, Wainwright, Samuels Wells, jr., Weeks, Wilcox...
...last evening in Sever 11, President E. S. Griffin in the chair. A motion was made by Mr. Scott that a certain number of the future debates be conducted on the senate plan. His idea was that the debates would assume a freer attitude. This motion was seconded by Morton and passed. It was also moved that a committee be appointed to consider the question of a joint debate with some other college, presumably Yale. This was also passed and the president appointed Messrs. Morton, Scott and Furber as a committee. Messrs. Scott, Holden, and Brackett were appointed a committee...
...Morton, '92, advanced a few powerful arguments for the repeal of the duty on raw wool. He said that the present tariff with respect to wool is unjust and ridiculous. The few wool producers are benefited, but the many manufacturers are not. Give the manufacturer protection by taking off the duty on wool...
...William Morton Fullerton, formerly the literary editor of The Advertiser, has been in London for the past year or more, engaged in literary work. A friend who recently visited him there describes him as haunting the library of the British Museum day after day. Last winter he spent in Egypt and the East in company with Percy Anderson, the well-known English artist. An article on Crete, with illustrations by Mr. Anderson, will soon appear in the British Illustrated, the result of materials collected during this journey. Mr. Fullerton has an article also in the Fortnightly Review for February, entitled...