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...management of the society is vested in a president, treasurer, secretary and a board of directors, of whom one is from the faculty, two from the Law School and one each from each class in college and the Divinity School. The board meets at regular intervals, audits the accounts of the treasurer and the superintendent, and provides measures for the development and maintenance of the society. An annual meeting of all the members is held on the third Tuesday of February, and the president, secretary and treasurer are then ballotted for, and all vacancies in the board of directors...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: The question has arisen among us. whether scientific students are entitled to a vote in the class elections. It is well known that they have rowed in class crews. and have been entered as class men in the sports, and have also voted in regular meetings of their classes on general subjects of interest. Certainly the line of distinction is not very clearly drawn. The precedent of former years is, we believe, in favor of our ranking as regular members of the class, and does not justify our isolation in a separate body such...
...call for some decisive action on the part of the committee. We believe that the writer's arguments are good, and scarcely see on what grounds such students can be refused the rights which they earned during their four years' course, and which identify them with the regular classmen...
There are several considerations which are invariably overlooked by those who advocate the establishment of a course in phonography as part of the regular college work, and which are doubtless of great weight with the college authorities. In the first place the theory of the subject is very easily understood, and could be learned without difficulty by simply reading the introductions to any of the standard manuals upon the subject. The only way in which a course could be made useful would be to take up the study as an art, and have a perfect drill upon the rudiments...
...these prizes will be examined again, and the prizes awarded to those three who have shown the greatest general development in the six months. Dr. Sargent will be the judge as to the development. It is the gentleman's idea in giving these prizes to offer an inducement to regular exercise to those who may not be naturally strong, as he feels that the men who are naturally strong are the ones who win most of the prizes in the established athletic contests. Respectfully yours...