New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

c,uAr,dce Mass. Jan aS-Since the mass-m
c,s which was held determine the sentiment
omong the undergraduates in favor of university
club the work of organization has been advancing
president Perkins. OF the senior class. has ap-
ronted the following committee. whose duty shall
:. "arst 10 canvass the University 10 find how
rany men would Join such n club. and. second. TO
larry before the Graduate Committee the resolu-
ons expressive OF the feeling Of Harvard students
IN regard 20 the project" The committee consists
n the following: Seniors. c. r. Morgan and J. II.
HYDE: Juniors. NJ. Donald and F. NJ. Alger; sopho
more W Phillips Besides. the undergraduates who
favor the project have been requested to sign the
,pe hooks which have been placed in convenient
places.
Last Wednesday evening a meeting was held In
Sanders Theatre 10 organize the Graduates Ath-
Ietic Association. General W A. Bancroft IS
presided. and explained the plan PROPOSED; Thso- n
SSonst,tution which was prepared by committee
Of graduates, contains thirteen articles and pro-
OF any department of the University shall be
eligible to membership Il also provides FOR an
shall constitute quorum. and for special meetings.
Ses Tse can The Rs ha hf an
Committee Of twenty -four member; eight TO retire
vice chairman secretary and treasurer The Exeeu-
live Committee has power 10 act fer M S,s the sSscCiS s
jecs. and the committee must submit report -
E +. southard. the Harvard chess champion: at
is olubrooms. President Soden IN the name OF
msdS me S'us as Souvenir q his success ne medal
bears the inscription: ITO Elmer r. SouthaTd VINO
has an unOr0ken record in three intercollegiate
Harvard has decided 10 give the degree OF Master
Scientific school The conditions Of admission to
csnd,dacy Will be announced later
The exact dates for the Rene Doumic lectures. TO
be given under the auspices of the Cerce francais
hsSfy hsye HS eesn tSat the fs in the viii
be sven T1ecday ard FRIDAY the mrs, o,vee week VII N
5e given on Mondays and Fridays Of the following
Harvard College has recently conceded to the
aa EYE " odeqs H2ns Rf d haTes ss nh has de-
cided to build speedway this and on the Long
ie59T ihbsttor Brdsc Room viii be left between the
river and the speedway on wach 10 ,itaar puiin trs
University boathouse. In return the commissioners
nave agreed 10 improve the land and make II
attractive and "a secure IL from intrusion IN aoal ty
~ Boston has agreed 10 widen North Iarvard-st.
n,eted before the football begins. These i'm;
rproycn1ents viii greatly benefit Soldiers Field and
The sse a meeng o. the Athletic Committee IT
Of a member Of the faculty, graduate So aha an
urderg raduate 10 attend the convention OF coneeJs
Ing Of amateur athletics. ard which viii be made
W Of representatives from Brown Yale, fennsyl-
B. H. D6blce ~IT tS eogn,ittee on 'ootbaii Rules
ydb vsIG s 20 GoDfcr n M in NeWYork on February S
Tie Prospect Union celebrated its seventh ami
for th9 education Of the WORKING classes by gys-
te, of evening schools. The instructors are Har-
Ward students Addresses were made l,y Dr Francis
peaiody Professor Charles Eliot Norton. Coonc!
y Scinso, and Mavor Sortwell Of Cambridge The
success Of the Union this year Is no oH, ss Han nam
hnndreJ ~ and the number OF Instructors from
Raryard is bout sixty. Attendance at classes has
been better than usual. and the quality of the in
a. The Giec Club election the following officers
yTaae6t weTs e5Gcfa A. turner ss treasurer F. Bacon
a.. sscre.orv Il H. Whtbeck 'sA librarian. G.. X. |
0sborne 10: leader II. S. Dennison, '9s; accom- |
panist w c. Holman. 90 .,
"a a meeting of the Mandolin Club the following |
ofscers we're elected: President. o. +. Richards. /
e. secretary r Il. Purington. SO; leader. A {. |
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