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...Wickes, '92, has left college. He will spend the rest of the year in the Adirondacs...
Political Economy 1 seminars. I. Friday, 2 to 4 p. m. Mill to p. 532, fully, II. Friday, 7.30 p. m. Banking and the rest of Mill, fully; and Mill to p 532, briefly. Examination questions discussed at each seminar. Fee for each...
...Wright, of the class of '66, Harvard. Rev. John Worcester, of Newton, is president, S. F. Dike, D. D., professor in history, Rev, J. E. Warren, of the University of Berne, professor of languages. Of the students, one comes from Denmark, one from Sweden, one from England, and the rest from the United States...
...first dispute, 2.80; second dispute, 2.70; first colloquy, 2.60; second colloquy, 2.50. All those who are awarded philosophical or high orations become members of the Phi Beta Kappa. All receiving a first dispute or better, may write for the junior exhibition and are exempt from composition work for the rest of the term...
...long ago in the Boston Saturday Evening Gazette on Harvard graduates the purpose of which was to show what became of the graduates on leaving college. As soon as the man is graduated and enters upon the duties of the world he finds himself no higher than the rest of mankind. He has a fair knowledge of the languages, is not unacquainted with philosophy and political economy, but for practical affairs of business or professional life he finds himself quite in the same position as the man without college training. If he devotes himself to law or medicine...