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...skating ponds under the control of the Boston Park Commission were yesterday cleared of snow and will be in good condition today if the weather continues favorable. The list includes Franklin Field, Jamaica Pond, Roslindale, Billings Field in West Roxbury and the North Brighton Play Grounds on Western Avenue near Soldiers Field...
...Forum," C. F. Thwing '76, president of Western Reserve, writes on the question, "Should Woman's Education Differ from Man's?" Professor Simon Newcomb '58 contributes to the "Popular Science Monthly," "Chapters on the Scars," F. T. Cooper '86 has in the "Bookman" a review of "An Englishwoman's Love Letters...
...first time. Two-thirds of the homeward fare will be deducted on tickets over all the railroads covering the territory east of the Alleghany, the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. A similar reduction will probably be secured from points in Texas and in some of the central and western states...
...Boston Park commission last night announced good skating at the following places: Franklin Field, Roslindale, Billing's Field (West Roxbury), Columbus Avenue Play Grounds, and the North Brighton Play Grounds, on Western avenue, near Soldiers Field. Jamaica Pond is being cleared of snow, though the ice is still thin in some places. If cold weather continues the pond may be opened to the public tomorrow...
...Montague '01 has written under the heading "Mr. George Moore" an exhaustive criticism of that novelists' work. "Wanship, out West" by F. W. Reynolds '03 is a sketch of a dusty little Western town,--interesting because it is written with the appreciation of true feeling. There are two stories.--"The Line of Least Resistance" by J. G. Forbes, and "Nettle Touch" by J. LaFarge. They are good stories and somewhat similar in purpose, each bringing out in an incident of the life of a young man the prevalence of the better instincts over the worse...