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...aiding in the erection of the first building for the study of law at Harvard. In October, 1831, he advanced the sum of five thousand dollars toward the erection of a "Law College," and offered a loan of two thousand dollars more in order to enable the corporation to proceed immediately to the erection of a building. The Dane Law College was completed in October, 1832, and was then considered a model institution of its kind, providing as it did ample accommodations for the number of students then attending it. For several years, and more especially since the new system...
...corporation of the Institute of Technology, at a fully attended meeting Wednesday evening, unanimously decided to proceed immediately to the erection of a building for workshop purposes on that portion of Trinity square at the junction of Boylston street and Huntington avenue, which was donated to the institute by the State some years since...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD : Is it not time that somebody should enter a protest against the kind of literature that our college fortnightlies are offering us? I for one want to record my positive disagreement with the method and the theory on which their editors seem to proceed, and, unless I am entirely mistaken in the tone of college feeling in this matter at Harvard, I think I am not alone in my opinion. I want to say as for the Lampoon that in general I enjoy its articles and witticisms immensely; and this simply for the reason that they...
...committee of fifty have been attended with considerable success. Men who have never boarded at Memorial have signified their willingness to enter there rather than see the project go down. Blanks to be signed have been distributed among the members of the committee, and they will at once proceed to canvass the college...
...interview last week, Dr. McCosh said of the recent Princeton troubles: "We did not proceed at once to discipline our young gentlemen, believing that they had been very properly arrested by the town authorities and punished according to law. Since their action we have suspended those found guilty. Stung by the odium cast on the college by the late riotous proceedings, all of the students, save three or four who were absent at the time, have signed a pledge not to indulge in it during their college course. During my presidency of about ten years I have always demanded pledges...