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...courses will be every day at nine. Enough work will be given out in each course to keep a man busy nearly all day. In all the laboratory courses men will be expected to spend most of the time in teh laboratory, that is, they will, as a rule, have to work till five in the afternoon. In Botany and Geology there will be several excursions and in Engineering the work will be almost wholly field work. A new feature this year will be certain lectures on methods of instruction by teachers in the several departments. These will be open...
...sure, always some weak-kneed men who believe they are religious because they are sentimental and who wish to have their emotions appreciated, but the spirit of Harvard is not favorable to the increase of such men. As it is not forced upon students, religion is, as a rule, so healthy as to be unconscious of itself...
There appears to be some misunder-standing on one point in the rules which have been adopted to govern Harvard athletics. It has been said to us with reference to some of this year's players, that the rules prohibit any special from playing on a Harvard team, 'varsity or freshman, during his first year of residence. The rule is, to be sure, slightly ambiguous, but such an interpretation has never been given to it by the authorities...
...ensure that all members have an equal chance in purchasing seats, and that no seats go to outsiders until the wants of the seniors have been supplied. It is not enough that some men should say that they could sell tickets and still come within the spirit of this rule. The whole strength of the numbering system has gone to pieces when the committee loses track of some of the tickets and if infringement commences, who can prophesy the end? If some men say that it is right for them to break the rule in one way, other men will...
...most effective means for stopping the threatened abuse is for all men in the class who support the committee to be emphatic in expressing, on occasion, their approval of the rule and their contempt for the men who propose to violate...