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...freshman class will give the Yale nine a complimentary dinner on Saturday evening at the United States Hotel. The price per plate is $3.00, which includes the assessment to pay for the Yale men. The book has been placed at Bartlett's, and men are requested to sign before 3 P. M. today...
...biblical studies. And now, arrangements have been made for a summer School of Hebrew in New England, the first session of which will be held at Worcester, Mass., from Aug. 5th to Sept. 2nd. The instructors will be Professor Harper and his assistants, Frederick J. Gurney and Ira M. Price, of the American institute of Hebrew; Professors Charles R. Brown of Newton, D. G. Lyon of Harvard University, and H. G. Mitchell of Boston University. Arrangements have been concluded for a course of daily lectures to be delivered by the instructors and other qualified gentlemen. The subjects of these lectures...
...subject of extra charges in the chemistry department, the writer of the first communication would like to state the, besides the fees of $5.00 each, when he tick chemistry 3 and 4, he was charged $25.00 or more for the chemicals used in those courses. Knowing something about the price of chemicals, he is confident that this $25.00 fully covered the expense of those he used, his breakage having been very slight...
Second annual dinner at Young's, Wednesday, May 21st, at 7.30. price $2.00. Active and associate members are requested to sign the book at Bartlett's before Tuesday at six o'clock...
...improvement in college discipline has been immediate and striking." And on the other hand, although the system of allowing students to distribute themselves among private families in the town has great advantage, still it has many drawbacks, as, for instance, the scarcity of good accommodations, or the high price that will necessarily be charged. "Another evil both systems have in common. One of the most unfortunate things in college life hitherto has been the fact that students have considered themselves as practically something more than boys, and therefore not under tutors and governors, but something less than men, and therefore...