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...Hammond, '83 (capt.); 7, Clarke, '84; stroke, Curtis, '83. The class crew weights were used. The crew made a fine show in their new and spotless costumes and the fact that the men were carefully graded in height from bow to stern gave them a remarkably even and regular appearance as they took their seats on the weights. The general form of the crew is better than ever before at this season of the year, and the looks of satisfaction with which they were regarded by the spectators, testified to the confidence with which we look forward to the outcome...
...made their appearance on the north side of Holmes, thus showing their desire to begin steady work. As yet, however, the snow and ice on Holmes have interfered with extensive practice, so it will be a day or two before the team can set their posts and have a regular game. Until then there is sufficient work to be done by the new men to keep them busy if they are to attain anything like proficiency in the many elements of this popular sport. A few days of preliminary out door practice might also do much to help the nines...
Almost every one of the Oxford colleges supports its own debating club. The regular debates of many of these are held on Sundays...
...Packer received one-half of that gentlemen's fortune, which is estimated to be over $1,000,000. The university was founded originally with the idea of giving an excellent technical education to many ambitions young men who had not the means to pursue a course at a regular college. There is therefore no tuition expense, and admission is granted to a limited number of students from Pennsylvania who have had a high school education. The original bequest was $500,000, which was largely increased at the death of Mr. Packer, and is now further increased...
...hope, and realized that although Prof. Dunbar would be free from all duties connected with the deanship, still he would not be able to give the necessary time to such extended instruction, and to do justice to such important studies. Therefore it can be positively stated that the three regular courses in Political Economy, so popular this year, will be given next year, and will be as ably conducted as it is possible for two competent instructors to do. We regret to say that it is not at all certain that Dr. Laughlin will be one of those instructors...