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...Exeter have decided upon a school pin. There were fifty-four designs submitted and the one selected was drawn by Tiffany. The pin as chosen is to be one of sterling silver in the shape of a bar a little over a half-inch long and a quarter inch wide. The sides are finished in scroll work and the word Exeter in crimson enamel runs the length of the pin. The price of the pin is to be two dollars...
...conference this evening is on a subject substantially different from those of the preceeding lectures. In speaking on the Principle of Authority in Religion, Father Byrne enters a new and unsettled ground. From his position as Vicar-General of Boston he is able to speak from a very wide experience and whatever he says will have the increased interest of being the result of long years of thought and study. His ideas will, moreover, be entirely new to a great many of the men in college, and to these men especially the conference should prove very interesting...
...Yale Boat Club has contracted with Waters of Troy for a racing shell for this year's 'varsity crew. The boat will be 60 feet long, 24 inches wide and 9 inches deep amidships. It will be made upon a new model, which, Mr. Waters thinks, will increase its speed...
...Poughkeepsie. At Newburg a four-mile course can be obtained, sheltered from all except the east winds, so that smooth water is practically assured. The current runs at the rate of but three miles an hour and as the stream at that point is over a mile wide, all the crews can keep to the westerly shore without any one of them being favored by the channel. At Poughkeepsie the stream does not afford a three mile stretch anywhere north of the Poughkeepsie bridge unless the crews row across the current. The river is comparatively narrow, so that the crew...
...main building will be 52 feet long, 40 feet wide, and two and a half stories high. In the basement will be the servants' quarters, dining room, bed-rooms, etc. The first floor will contain two large wards, private rooms, an operating room, a pharmacy, and nurses' and linen rooms. The second floor will have two more large wards and several private rooms. The kitchen and bath-rooms will be in a wing. Each floor will have a sun porch on the south side. The building will be heated by furnace heat and by open fires. The infirmary will...