Word: two
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...class of '96 has voted to erect a memorial gateway to Gerard M. Ives and Ward Cheney, the two members of the class who lost their lives in the war. The gateway will probably be placed on the Campus, but the exact location is undecided...
Professor Beale will give a new half course during the second half year on the History of Crime in England and America. The course, which is officially known as History 29, will have but one two hour session a week, at a period to be decided later. The work will consist of lectures, reports and discussions, and investigation of special topics...
...complete file of the "Revolucion," the official organ of the government in the province of Bisayas, from December 1898 to February 1899. In the later numbers is printed officially the greater part of the constitution of the Philippine government. Among the miscellaneous papers sent by Captain Boardman are two manifestos by the president of the Council of Government, printed for distribution and dated March 20 and April 15, 1899. They accurately represent the sentiments of the Filipino leaders at that time...
...most important contribution to the January Monthly is an extremely interesting article by Professor Ashley on "Scholarships at Harvard and at Oxford." The holders of scholarships and their positions in the two Universities, rather than the scholarships themselves, are, more strictly, the subjects of this article in which Professor Ashley points out the lamentable "lack of position" of the Harvard scholar and gives what he thinks are two reasons for it. The chief of these is the restriction of candidates to those who, in the language of the catalogue, are "in indigent circumstances" and "in need of aid,"--a restriction...
...other articles in the number, the two best are the second of D. G. Mason's sketches, and an article on Stevenson's letters by W. Morrow '00. The other contributions are: "The Emancipation of Greene," by W. Gros venor; "Where Man's Strength Fails," by Rowland Thomas; "A Child of the Revolution," by Frank Simonds; "Old Friends in New Parts," by B. B. Lee '01; and "Dusk," by Richard Washburn Child. The editorial contains some objections to the proposed site of the new Union...