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...meeting of Columbia students held last Saturday a complete change of method in the management of the athletic interests of the university was made. For the old system of a separate organization for each branch of athletics, a general athletic association was substituted. According to the articles of the new system the control of all athletics is vested in a committee made up of five graduates and the captains and managers of the various teams. The graduates are known as the "advisory committee," and are elected by the alumni council. The undergraduate representatives, captains and managers, are to be elected...
...CRIMSON Alumni Association held its annual dinner at the Hotel Somerset, Saturday night. Professor I. N. Hollis and the present CRIMSON Board were invited to consider the question of installing the offices of the CRIMSON in the new Harvard Union. Professor Hollis outlined the architectural scheme of the Harvard Union as conceived at present. The matter of the arrangements for the CRIMSON was referred to the following committee: H. W. Williams '85, H. James, 2d, '99, F. E. Bissell '00, and E. Spalding...
Soon after the victory of the University nine over Yale in the final game of the series in New York on July 1, R. W. Emmons '95 and Dr. W. A. Brooks '87 started a subscription among the graduates in order to reward the members of the team. Enough money was raised to buy tall pewter steins for each man who played in any one of the games in the series and they are now being distributed. The dates and results of the games and the name of the player are inscribed on each...
...plans for the new Semitic Museum have finally been decided upon. The building will be of three stories and will be erected on Divinity avenue, about seventy feet south of the Peabody Museum. The frontage will be eighty feet and the depth fifty-two feet. The front door will open into a hallway fourteen feet wide, which will extend through the entire building. To the right of the hallway will be a large lecture room, fifty by thirty feet, with a seating capacity of two hundred and fifty. To the left will be another lecture room, thirty by twenty-four...
...Geological Conference. Papers: New Cambrian Fauna from N. Weymouth, Mass. Mr. H. T. Burr.--The James River of Virginia. Mr. J. B. Woodworth.--Reviews and Notes. Rotch Building...