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...section meeting, which, in the past, has been no exception to the rule that weekly tests are rife with dishonesty, the honor system has eliminated practically every trace of underhanded methods. The opponents of the reform must admit that this is something of a gain. Mechanical, as they say the means are, they cannot deny that the end is reached. Better so-called mechanical methods than the former prevalent cheating...
...American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the second oldest learned society in the United States, will hold a meeting in the Geological Section of the University Museum this afternoon and evening. The afternoon session will be devoted to an exhibit in which members of the Natural History Departments of the University will show and describe a number of specimens, instruments, etc. , mostly illustrative of current work. The exhibit will consist of 32 parts, representing the departments of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy and Petrography, Geology and Geography, and the Peabody Museum. One of the most interesting features will be the seismograph records...
...annual meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the second oldest learned society in the United States, will be held in the Geological Section of the University Museum on Wednesday, April 12. The afternoon will be devoted to an exhibit in which members of the Natural History Departments of the University will show and describe a number of specimens, instruments, etc., mostly illustrative of current work. At 6.30 o'clock the Academy and its guests will dine at the Colonial Club on Quincy street...
...MEMORIAL ADDRESS. "The Life and Scientific Works of Alexander Agassiz." Sir John Murray. Sanders Theatre, 8 P. M. Seats on the floor and in the middle section of the first gallery will be reserved for members of the University and invited guests until 8 o'clock...
...section on cutting in the last report of the Dean of Harvard College reveals a condition of undergraduate laxity concerning College engagements which, upon serious consideration, cannot but appear wholly deplorable. By means of statistics prepared at the Office, the Dean shows that on the average every man in College cuts one engagement every week throughout the College year. This makes a total of 75,220 unexcused absences...