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...minds now fully occupied with football matters, it is very natural to lay aside, for the time being, the thought of something that will not take place until next July. That seems a long way off and the importance of reporting as candidates loses some of its force and serious reflexion on what Harvard must do to retrieve its losses in boating victories is put off. There is very likely another lot of men who. entering perhaps for the first time this year, either do not realize the need of starling in so early, or who are unwilling...
...call the attention of the college to the course of lectures which Professor Peabody is to begin tonight on the Ethics of the Social Questions. The study of ethics is growing to be one of great importance, and its application to social questions has become today a matter of serious consideration. Professor Peabody has spent a good portion of his year abroad in studying the question and inquiring into its character in European countries, Germany especially. Many of us may remember his interesting contributions on this subject to the Forum and other magazines of last year. From the title...
...mother, come up before every man when he is on the point of breaking some principle which his father or mother taught him and the thought stops him where he is. The little child tempted to do something which he has been forbidden to do, sees the kind, serious face of his mother and resits his temptation. In memory, then, we see the power of the invisible...
...Crew, and there is no doubt but that the assumption of its management by the 'Varsity Glee Club the last few years has been a decided advantage. Still the organization of last year's Freshman Glee Club was made certainly at too late a date, and it proved a serious obstacle to the success of the club. This year the organization should be begun at a much earlier date and that very soon...
...degree of A. B., and the latter degree has generally been received at the end of a four years course. The last two years it seems that graduating men have received their A. M. degree and to seniors now desiring to do the same thing it is a serious question whether they will be permitted to do so. With the inclination on a part of the Faculty to shorten the college course and the desire of many undergraduates to complete their course as soon as possible it seems as advantageous to make the A. M. degree as conveniently obtainable...