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...matter still under advisement. In all probability the cup, offered by the New York graduates, will be accepted, and in this event the contest of this year will take place at Cambridge on May 16,-the events to be the same as those at the regular intercollegiate meeting save that the tug-of-war will be dropped...
...support five different boarding places; under the new scheme they will have only one to support. It is no wonder, then, that under such an arrangement the teams can secure better food and better cooking than the boarding houses can afford to furnish; and, moreover, for athletic expenses, save a considerable sum besides...
...Atkinson has been experimenting for some years, and he has now invented a cooking pail which he believes will save the waste. The apparatus consists of a tin-lined paper pail, surrounding a tin-lined paper pail, surrounding a tin pale of three compartments, heated by a common lamp. The heat in this pail cannot go above 320 degrees, which is the proper temperature at which to cook food, and by its use a man can get good food, properly cooked for a dollar a week, and the best of food for two dollars a week...
...compelled to choose all of his work from the department in which he was registered, just as he does here at Harvard; now he can choose his work in any department of the University. Thus if a senior in the School of Arts intends to study law he can save an entire year by devoting his senior year to courses in the Law School. This, one of the New York papers says, means the same thing as a three year course, and the liberal policy which it indicates has caused much rejoicing among the students at Columbia...
...breath. At the time of the prophets the thinking men of all nations were engaged in an intense and almost vain struggle to grasp the idea of one God. Great minds, like Plato, rose at times to a clear monotheistic conception. But the people of all nations save one were wandering in the outer darkness of polytheism, with no apparent exit. To the Hebrews it was given, and to them alone, to arrive at the conception of a single Deity...