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...Freshman team played a fast game and showed good team work, but the shooting for goals from the strange floor was less accurate than it has been in the games played heretofore. The Melrose team showed better endurance than the Freshmen and won the game by a rapid succession of goals in the second half...
...addition to the University Museum is now four stories in height Rapid progress has been made during January. On the other hand, the work on the Engineering Building and the Semitic Museum has been very slow. Only the first story of the Museum has been built. Two stories of the Engineering Building have been completed, and iron trusses for the floors have been placed in position. The work on both is, however, still confined to the exterior, so that it is subject to frequent interruptions from cold weather...
...open weather of the winter thus far has been favorable to building operations, and most of the new buildings now being erected have made rapid progress within the last few weeks. The Union is most advanced. The slating of the roof is practically finished and the pavilion toward Harvard street is well under way. At the Architectural Building and the Stillman Infirmary the steel roof trusses are being placed. The outside masonry of both is nearly finished...
...Jeune Homme Presse" P. B. Haviland's part was taken by A. Champollion '02, while A. S. Dixey '02 played Colardeau in place of Champollion. W. D. Haviland deserves great credit for his performance of "Crispin," particularly in the corpse scene. His speech and action is at times too rapid, but he thoroughly understands the part. L.DeKoven '04 gives the most natural performance of any of the male characters in "Crispin." Of the female characters R. B. Bowler, Jr., '02 was the only one who attempted to modulate his voice to suit the character. Except for a few bad mannerisms...
...opening article of the December number of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine, entitled. "The Growth of the Graduate School" is the address delivered by Professor Goodwin '51, at the opening of the Graduate School for the current year. The address outlines the rapid growth of the School, its aims and ideals, and shows the differences between the Harvard School and the German and English universities. The article could hardly have been written by anyone better fitted to treat of such a subject and much of it is in a vein of personal reminiscence which makes it unusually interesting and animated...