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...hundred and fifty-six men presented themselves last evening in Lower Massachusetts as candidates for the Mott Haven team. This is the largest number of men that has ever appeared for the team. They were addressed by several prominent graduates, former members of the athletic team. Among those who spoke were G. B. Morison '83, William Hooper '79, W. H. Goodwin '84, W. H. Soren, T. J. Coolidge '84, George Mandell '89, C. P. Kipp '83, D. B. Chamberlin '86, H. W. Wheelwright '94, Mr. Lathrop and N. W. Bingham '95, captain of the team. Each speaker seemed impressed with...
...members of the Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs returned to Cambridge in time for registration yesterday morning after their annual Christmas trip. The men were for the most part in the best of health and spirits and spoke very enthusiastically of the success of the trip and of the reception that had been given to them in all of the cities visited. The itinerary included three cities, Louisville, Indianapolis and Kansas City, where the Harvard clubs had not given concerts before, and others where concerts had not been given for some years. Although several other college glee clubs went...
Civil Service Reform Club.Mr. Arthur Lord '72 gave a most interesting address yesterday evening under the auspices of the Civil Service Reform Club. He spoke of the excellent effect of civil service reform principles as opposed to the spoils system, and gave illustrations of the working of the civil service law which was passed in Massachusetts in 1884. The expenses of the civil service commission for which this law provides were, he said, more than repaid by the saving it brings about in state and municipal administration...
Professor Carpenter delivered the last of his course of lectures on the history of ideas of a future life, last evening in Divinity Chapel. The subject of this lecture was "The Psychological Roots of the Belief." Professor Carpenter spoke in substance as follows...
...closing, Professor Carpenter spoke of the religious revival which began to take place in the last part of the second century, and of the many indications on the tombstones and among the different cults, of renewal of religious interest...