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...author of "Four Years at Yale" is about to publish a book entitled "Ten Thousand Miles on a Bicycle...
...hundred thousand dollars have been subscribed to found a Catholic college at Chicago...
Lehigh University will soon have a chapel for religious services and public exercises, capable of seating one thousand people...
...Modern Athens," which first appeared in the Lampoon. This little book, which has probably been read by all Harvard men, of late years, has met with remarkable success, due no doubt very much to the illustrations by Mr. Atwood as well as to the "trilogy" itself. Almost nine thousand copies of the book have been sold and the demand still continues. It is a strange fact that the book met its largest sale in New York city, probably because it is a hit at the rival city of Boston...
Charles Sumner entered the freshman class Sept. 1, 1826. The undergraduates, now numbering nearly a thousand, at that period scarcely reached two hundred. Rev. John T. Kirkland was the president. Sumner occupied during his freshman year the room now numbered 17 Hollis; during his sophomore and junior years 12 Stoughton; and during his senior year 23 Holworthy. He was one of the youngest members of his class. With the advantage of the thorough fitting gained at the Boston Latin School, he took rank as one of its best classical scholars. He excelled in translations, and entered into the spirit...