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...proof sheets of this year's University Catalogue show the following summary: Officers of instruction, 202; students, 2811, a gain of 179 over last year. The university has suffered a serious loss by the death of Professor Theodore G. Wormley, on January 3. Dr. Wormley was a member of the Medical Faculty for twenty years, and was a chemist and toxicologist of great reputation...
Again it has been suggested that the students should form an aid association, with directors elected from the schools, to deiray by subscription the Infirmary expenses of members of the association. This would provide against serious crippling of the resources of any one student and all expenses might be paid for members of the association at an individual cost of from one to three dollars a year. Non-members of the association might be supposed to be those who could well afford to pay a moderate sum for their treatment, and thus a sufficient income for all expenses...
Owing to the serious sickness of Professor Beale, Chairman of the Athletic Committee, the meeting which was to have been held last evening to take some action on the matter of reconciliation in athletics between Harvard and Yale, was indefinitely postponed...
...Harvard 1, Dr. Cooley entertained an audience of thirty with the first of his weekly readings from Greek authors upon the life of Socrates. Dr. Cooley read many relections from the Clouds of Aristophanes, in which Socrates is the object of satire. The later readings will be from the serious writings upon Socrates, chiefly the Memorabilia of Xenophon...
Mutual recriminations were exchanged between the court and the popular parties; until finally in 1623 a formal complaint, embodying charges of a serious nature, was laid before the Privy Council. A masterly reply, drawn up by Sandys, Cavendish and Ferrar, was made to these charges, but the Privy Council refused it consideration. In vain did the king try to bring evidence damaging to the Company. The settlers themselves were entirely satisfied. Bribes were tried, but unsuccessfully...