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...slight increase in numbers over that of former years, the real significance of its improvement lies in the effort to give it a greater stand among theological schools by requiring more of its applicants. That effort has been very successful. The charges that of late years have often been brought against the condition of the Divinity School, while they have been true in many cases, have in large part lost their force now. The Divinity School is in an excellent condition: its standard is such that only well prepared men are admitted, and every effort is and should be made...
...article of Charles P. Ware '62 in the last number of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine does much to answer the question that is often asked, "Except in educational and philanthropic enterprises, and occasionally in some subordinate public office, what service to the public has been rendered by the sons of Harvard...
...team calling for a meeting of candidates in the Trophy Room today at four o'clock. Every man in college who can do anything in track athletics is wanted-not only me who have been members of the team but those who have not come out before. There is often a tendency on the part of the old men to delay coming out till late in the season when they rely upon extra hard training to make up for what they have lost in the beginning. New men, as we have remarked before are often diffident about coming out, fearing...
...incidents of two December days spent in the wilderness of New Hampshire studying the beauties of the White Mountains under circumstances very different from those under which most of us know them. The description is picturesque and to a lover of nature or one interested in back-wood characters often fascinating. Mr. Bolles, as usual, gives the birds a good deal of attention and he seems to have been unusually lucky in seeing birds that we see here only once every half dozen years, siskins, pine grosbeaks, crossbills etc. His description of the logging camp is very good. The life...
...election of B. G. Waters to the captaincy of the 'varsity eleven places the team in the hands of a man whose steady, conscientious and often brilliant work has proved him emminently fitted for the position. He has been one of the best players on the eleven and his election is a fitting tribute to his work. The prospects for another year have never been so promising as they are today; we have obtained a firm grasp of the principles of football such as we have never had before, and we can have perfect confidence in the ability of Captain...