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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...their patrons and are thoroughly disgusted that the managers of the Harvard Glee club, with whom they contracted for a first class entertainment, and for which they paid a large price, should have sent them a gang of young fellows who if they can sing well did not, and whose deportment behind the curtain and before the footlights was certainly not what is to be expected from young gentlemen...
...matter was then discussed and it was decided that the best way to find out the sentiment of the university was to call a mass meeting to be addressed by men in college especially well qualified to speak on the matter. The following undergraduates form the general committee at whose call the mass meeting will be announced: From '90-P. S. Abbot, T. W. Balch, T. S. Bradlee, R. D. Brown, F. F. Causey, H. Chalfant, R. I. Crocker, S. Dexter, 1st., H. P. Magoun, G. Norman, R. F Parker, J. C. Rolfe; from '91-J. T. Burnett...
...college has offered its duplicate specimens in Biology and Archaeology to Toronto university, whose collection was recently destroyed by the fire...
Judge Smith then spoke of "Utopia," in which no lawyers were to live; of Bellamy who said in his "Looking Backwards" that in the 20th century no lawyers would live in Boston; of the Knights of Labor, by whose by-laws "liquor sellers, bankers, gamblers and lawyers" are barred from membership...
...following men from the senior class have been elected into the Phi Beta Kappa in addition to the first eight men whose names were announced last November: N. R. George, R. H. Arms, F. S. Duncan, D. Irwin, S. F. Swineburne, M. C. Sloss, H. E. Burton, C. M. Eaton, A. C. Burnham, J. H. Boynton. F. S. Stebbins, G. Rublee. They have been chosen according to their class standing and work during the past three years of their college course. In addition to these the following five men have been added as regular members of Ninety. They all entered...