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CORNELL.

ithaca " Y. March 25-The graduate class OF
the College OF Law has elected officers and provided
committees follows: President. D. c. Gano vice
president. J. r. Lewis: secretary. c. ". Gambee
treasurer. J. R Lewis. committee on cap and
gown T X. Bryant. chairman; J. r Lewis. y. l.
Reach committee photographs. e. NJ. Gamoee
chairman; A II p Fraser J. n Servis. Since the
regular course in the College OF Law now requires
three years. II is probable that at the end OF this
year the graduate department as It exists at pres
ent will be abolished.
Tho report recently circulated that the Board OF
Trustees had voted that dormitories should be
erected IS slightly misleading. Samuel D. HALL
day. chairman Of the Executive Committee. has ex-
planned that a. a recent meeting IL was unanimous
y decided that If any one should give the University
morey 70 build a dormitory the trustees would ac-
cept the gift. Beyond that. nothing has yet been
settled. The question whether the University should
invest some money in dormitory Will come up In
the future.
Captain Charles V. ?. Young has announced that
the baseball schedule FOR this season has been ANAL
ly arranged. as follows: April le. open. ithaca;
April IS. 20 Syracuse League Ithaca: April q, Lee
high. Ithaca; April IS. Vermont. Ithaca; April 80,
Princeton Ithaca: May l. Syracuse University,
Ithaca: May :. Harvard, Ithaca; May II. Lafayette.
Easton. May u. Orange Athletic Club. East Or
ange: May H. Pennsylvania Phiiade phia; May IS.
open. Ithaca; May q. Princeton. Princeton May
p. Williams WiniamSown; May p. Syracuse Uni
May 80 Columbia. Ithaca June !, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia; June ). Williams. Ithaca; June Il,
Lafayette. Ithaca: June l5 Michigan. Ithaca.
Professor /. II. Bailey sailed early In the week
for Europe. and will be absent until next Septem-
Der. UItl then the horticultural courses under his
charge will be- discontinued.
During the week the College OF Architecture has
held exhibit Of drawings IN the second story OF
Lincoln Hall An important feature Of the exhibit
was the collection Of drawings OF an alumni
hall. this being the senior problem. First mention
for solution OF this problem was awarded TO Al
fred Freeman. Another problem was design in
cOors for an iron carriage gate in a city house.
First mention in this was awarded 10 F. ]. Joannes,
secor! 20 George Young. third 10 Z. A. Tissngton.
For the design OF A Romanesque mortuary chape,
first mention awarded to H. 8 DIN.
The prize offered by the College OF Architecture
fO- the best design fO- the cover OF the college
nual. which is 10 he published this year, has been
awarded 20 Miss He.en J. Binkerd. %
Professor Gilbert d. Harris, OF the Department
o. Paie0ntO.ogy, has recently completed the work
OF ca aloguing the Newcomb collection OF shells
ari fossils.
About one half Of the g 900 given 70 the Veteri-
nary College for 4 library by Ex-Governor Flower
has been expended and abou, thousand volumes
have boon purchased. About half OF these comprise
tn veterinary library OF Or. John Busted.
Examinations for the term began Monday and
closed Friday.
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HAMILTON.

Citation. n. Y. March 2-The spr'ng eHamiha-
,,,ns began on Wednesday. and will continue until
-, -rhursdsv noon March 81. This schedule
odds q day and a half TO the examination period
and Will DO away with much of the strain hitherto
resulting from many students having TWO exam
nations on the same day.
AT meeting Of the Athletic Association on sat
urday Henry II. Pease. 80. OF ape vincent Na'
I,,od ,oo,hal manager for the coming season.
o,d Frederick J. Meagher. SO. Of Bnghamton. as
s,s,ant manager Of lawn tennis. An amendment
- the constitution was offered. making the cap
tins Of the football baseball and track atnietlc
teams members Of the AdVisory Doh'u - '"e
ISOLATION 800. 49,. .,A p.,,o clubs Will
Satnrday evening The clubs eHnect 10 make an
sy,snded tour in the coming vacation .
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WESLEYAN.

Midtown. Conn. March 1.-THE fourth annual
sv--a.,io exhibition was held in the Fayerweathe'
Gymnasium, last Fr.day evening. There was com
petition Cor the cups presented this year TO the best
college gvrlras. The first cup was presented oy
wgnara c. Wallace 10. OF New-YoTk, and the sec
old and ;h.r. by the New-York alumni The JUDGES
were D~ . a Sargent. Of Harvard; Dr. r. u
Parker o. Brown and Mr.. Anderson. or Ya!e IN
the high jump Cline. %. broke the college record
BY clearing Ave feet six inches. The freshmen Won
The DIN Cup. and the Wallace Cup was awarded
TO " a Wyatt. 90; Melker. 49, won the hrst
alumni Cup. The second Alumni Cup went to
Jones, %
Wesleyan was represented at the recent conven-
ten o. the Student Volunteer Movement at CieEe-
:sn4 by S:bley. IS; Hadiey, Lewis. Beech ana ~ l.
Williams. %
The faculty lecture course closed on Tuesday
evening when D. Farrsnd occurred on some MIS-
t1Ker Theories OF oar Government professor
Rice has been appointed lecturer FOR three years
II me Brooks series Of lectures on religion and
,sence al Hamilton THEOLOGICAL Seminary, colgate
University
Two Of the tra,ernltes gave their spring recep-
,ons OF March J. Pr! Rio and chi Psi For the
ioFMer Mrs Rosa Mrs. Camp and Mrs. Nicolson
received. and ior The latter MIS- Elliott ard Mrs
Hoftnrop AID Mrs Ogden % Brlsto.
Professor Crawford and Mrs. Crawford entertained
nS elective classes Est fEoay evening The feat-
Ire q the evening was Professor Brad ey lecture
VI The Lfe-sav.ng stations OF the United States.
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FORDIIAM

The members O, the Foriharn Coneg. Lawn
Tennis Association held their first meeting on
Tuesday afternoon and elected the following off,
GERS President Jere V. Dunlevy 'ss: secretary
Aueustin r V. Kingston. 'Ss and treasurer joseph
Tobin 90 The president appointed the following
committees Courts. Joseph d Martin. 10; Louis
Rabel 90 and Richard Tracey. 'ol. and Arrange
ments. J Tuition Mason. IS: Charles E. Downes
'ss and John j. Dunno '9s
The subject Of debate for the next meeting Of the
St Johns Debating Society Is: Resolved That
European alliance Is beneficial TO the United
States" John f Clafy. '9s. and James Hanna
80 are on the affirmative and Gerald J. Barry
'gs and John Gbney. 90. the negative.
At the meeting OF the Fordham College Junior
Debating Society next Sunday evening the
following subject will be debated. Resolved That
tho tnted States should put an end to the war in
Cuba John i. Dillon. 90. and Joseph D. Martin.
20 have been chosen on the AFT rmatlye side and
Edward F Joyce. 0l, and John J. ODonoghue OF.
the negative.
The Rev George Petit S. j. vlce-president.
Is restricted 10 members OF the senior, junior and
sophomore Classes. The essay must be given TO
the Wce-presdent before May 3
John j Toohey. % has been chosen manager OF
the Fordham Reserves fer this The re-
serves will open the season with the Dakota Field
Club OF New-Y City.
For some time past Fordham College has been
weak IN baseball. but this seasons team is a prom
sing one. The candidates have been In active
training since February J. under the able direction
81 Coach Cottei. o. the Columbia Medical College
month on the college campus The team has been
chosen follows. Catcher William Kelley: pitch
ers, VINO will alternate in the field William Ma
roney. Maurice O'Gorman and Charles Terney;
hrst base. Philip Reilly. second base. Gerald J.
Barry shortstop. Edward swetnsm. third base,
William Lauterborn. left field. Frank Murphy.
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Child Study
Committee OF the Associate Alumni will be held in
the college library on April I. Tho topic will be
Reports the Obedieace OF Children" by Har-
riet II. keith. Or. Hannah De Milt and Mary H.
Nolen.
The programme Of the Philomathean Society for
next Friday afternoon IS as follows: "Cuba's Re-
lations toward Spain by Miss Eva Violin. 90
agricultural Pursuits Of Cuba" BY Mss Marie
Smith. 90: "Cultlvation Of Leo by Miss Anna
Quinn. 90: synopsis Of Soldiers Of Fortune" by
Miss Erae Powning. 90: reading from House
boat on the Styx.' by Miss Anna F. OConnOr. 99
quotations.
The following programme was given in the Alpha
Beta Gamma Society Friday. Debate Re
solved; That the progress OF Japan has been more
remarkable than that Of the United States AZ
Lewis; negative Miss lrena poIlach and Miss
toms" By Miss Grace Masterton: japanese Lit
orature and Art" by Miss Maud Schoonmaker 100
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BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mswr. Penn. March 2i.-The Knese Quar-
tet gave concert at Bryn Mawr College on Mon
day afternoon in the gymnasium. Tho programme
Included pieces from Schumann. Schubert and
Haydn. Many friends OF the college were present
as well most Of the students. and the concert
the last OF the year success IN every respect
On Tuesday afternoon the Misses kirk received in
the paror OF Merton Hall on Wednesday evening
the Rev. Philip 5 Moxam OF Springfield. addressed
the students in the chapel On Thursday and FIT.
day afternoons Rene DouIn!c. OF the editors o,
the Revue des Deaux Mondes, professor or met
oric in the College Stanislas. lectured at Bryn
Mawr. His subjects were the drama OF victor
Hugo and Alphonse Daudet. During his Visit at
Bryn Mawr NJ. Doumic has been the guest OF
President Thomas French tea was given IN his
honor by a number OF students on Friday. on
Saturday and Monday afternoons, March 26 and y
Professor william Knight. OF St. Andrews Uni
versity. Scotland. VIII lecture at Bryn Mawr on
the poetry OF Tennyson and Browning. He VIII
also give personal "reminiscences OF the two poets
The Graduate Club announces forma meeting for
next TUESDAY evening. with Talcott Williams as
guest OF
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. March 25.-The annual heavy
gymnastics exhibition held a Pratt Gymna-
SUM on Wednesday afternoon. Having won the
interclass baseball and athletic championships, the
freshmen asserted themselves again by winning the
indoor athletic meet the respective points won be
ing freshmen, 60. sophomorcs. IS; juniors, IS
The meet was interesting. although no records
were broken j. r. Herrick. OF. was CHOSEN college
gy-unast. The final basketball game IN the inter
GLASS series was won, after proiongng OF the
time Of play by 90.
president Gates has requested years absence
on account or IL health. His request has been
granted.
4 championship banner 70 the winning team
o, the Western Massachusetts Interscholastic
IA sebau Association Concerning the relations OF
the members OF the Triangular League IT was
voted upon the advice u tho committee in charge
OF the question. that Dartmouth he permitted 10
Withdraw from the Tria Suiar meet IN June pro-
Idcd She ratif'es the newly revised cOnstltu-
ton Of The Athletic Association and IS prepared
10 take part n the athletic meet next year. A
dual meet in place OF the regular triangular con
test Will be held between Amherst and Williams on
Pratt field next June. .
The final golf matches 70 decide the championship
OF he college and the winner q tho Clip silver cup
Will be played off N the beginning or next term,
two matches remaining 10 be played.
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STEVENS INSTITUTE.

The senior and junior classes heard a lecture Ca
Wednesday by Cornelius J. Field. Stevens. 80. on
Electric Railways" He gave many practical
points on the installation ard operation OF roads.
and the essential features OF the overhead ana
open and closed conduit systems were explained.
Tho second tenn % the college year ended yes
tcrdav and the examinations Will begin Mon.
dav and end on April !. The Easter vacation will
last until Monday. April Is
The seniors have followed the custom OF pledg,ng
their DEPOSITS 81 80 each made at matricuatlon,
for the purchase Of some gift TO the college, A
committee consisting OF O. r. De Iamater J. D.
Hackstan A G. Myers and F. A Welles. has been
elected BY the class 10 select the Gift An addition
the electrical equipment. possibly in the form ~
an altcrnaflng-curre dynamo. seems TO be favor
ably considered over so will be at the disposal
OF the committee
The editorial board Of stevens Life met on
chief. The names OF the senior editors viii remain
on the list ~ the Board until commencement. The
Board present consists Of @. ". Martin 90 ed
itor-in-chief: Il. j. Decker. 80. business manager;
" H. Miller IS: ". VI. Welch. as. +. A Welles,
IS g. II. Beck, gs " r. Prince. 10. Alexander
Alaire. o. and J. T. Ames. 0l.
The senior class held It's dinner March IS at
Clark's Toasts were responded 10 by s + Kidd.
c. r. Grelle H. x. Davis Fraley Baker +. A.
Welles and Robert Boettger. Emil II. Frank. Jr.
was tOastmestcr.
The seniors will have work at college after
Easter. but will devote their time 10 thesis work.
On Friday class visited each professor. and
member OF the class made q brief address OF
farewell 10 each one
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

South Hadley Mass. March 25-Dr. knight Pro
fessor In ST. Andrews college Glasgow gave his
Browning address before the students on Wedncs-
day evening in Mary Lyon Hall At an Informal
reception aftorward. in the presidents parlors DE-
Knight read from letters OF Browning 70 himself.
The concert by the Mount HolyOke Glee and
Banjo Club was considered the best ever given
The Senior dramancs were well attended They
performed Twelfth Night
Nv me conditions Of the Will OF james Gaylord.
formerly OF South Hadley. the college comes now
into the possession % 81 ZOO. -
memorial service commemorative Of Miss
Frances T. Willard was held in the chapel last Sun
dav al : o'clock under the auspices Of the Somer-
SET VS. of the college.
A Students League IN the interests OF self-gov-
eminent has been organized -.
Tho new college annual will be ready this week.
The Easter recees bel gins on Wednesday, March 30.
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WILLIAMS

Wnlamstovn Mass. March S-The speakers
chosen at the preliminary trial from the Junior class
FOR the "Moo..ligats' are Hathaway, Hills. Falck
Whitehead and Widely.
The ffth entertainment OF the Thompson course
was given on Friday evening by Wult Fries. cellis
OF Boston; c l.. Stafford pianist, and Mr.. Walters.
barytone o. New-York.
The Dramatic Club. under the direction OF Nc
Gregor jenkins. IS preparing play entitled a
Night or" comedy Translated from the German
Professor Rises subjec, before the Art Assoca-
ton on Monday was a Decorated Nal!ey-tAe
Rhiae from Basel 70 Cologne
The annual indoor meet held at the gymna-
surn on Saturday The contests and winners were
T'wen1y-yard dasa. J T. Williams. 90 class dril.
ex bition on parallel bars. Intercollegiate sprint;
won by 'Ol running high Jump. seaver. %. and
Rodgers 90 tied fence vault, Parker, 'Ol, and r.
Danfor.h %. tied hlgh hurdles. Potter o.. hgn
kick Rowel!. IS. and Jones. 80, tied potato race
Seaver. 90; class relay race. won BY %; coI.Ee
relay team also broke rs record by four and one
fifth seconds " o...t
The following men have been selected by Captain
Ross for the baseball squad: Doughty and perry;
IS Jansen. Sargent Bottom jerks. GTan,n's ana
Carr 20. kellogg Rsey, Seaver Mdkepetce.
Piunkett. WOODWARD Chadweu, Hodges. kd%3rass
and Russell 90 Street. Dale. Dolph. Bent Mead
and Lydecker '0l.
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held on Thursday evening. and omen 70 xhe xho,s
college e' NIL" ope" W WIG WINS
YALE.

ew-Haven Conn. March 1.-THE eight men
CHOSEN for the junior exhibition with the subjects
OF their essays. are follows: r. r. Anderson
Inc Abolitionst Orators: H. J. Fenton. The
Aoohuonist Orators; A D. Graves Popular
American Feeling Against England: A. p. Hall
me Trans Siberian Railway: Isham Henderson,
victor Hugo; II. c. Robbins. THE Abolitionls,
orators II. r. shpman. The Jesuit Missionaries
In Canada"
The nnal selection OF the team which debates
with Princeton tonight has resulted in the choice
OF Nathan A Smyth. P c.; John X Clark. 90
g. n. Siudinski. 90 s. and alternate r. c.
Captain Chamberlain's call for candidates for
~ year football team brought out about hfty
men who Will do some light work for the next two
The baseball schedule FOR the University nine has
ieyan at New Haven: Easter iripHWe ednesdsy.
apr, g. Manhattan College at New-York: Thurs
ton .. C.: Friday, April s Hampton at Hampton.
M M, SATURDAY April University Of Virginia at
INiohfnond. Va; Monday. April II. University Of
virginia at Charlottesville Va; Tuesday. April L.
ur rdIlyet9wn 1nyersty at Washington D. g.; sal
Gay, April 20 Williams at New-Haven. SATURDAY..
A A'r . Amherst at Amherst, Mass Wednesda y
wesleyan at Middletown. Conn: Wednesday: May
Dartmouth at New-Haven "Wednesday, May Il,
Wesleyan at New Haven: Saturday, May Il. Brown
Virginia at New Haven: Wednesday,. May IS CO.
ipmbia University az New-Haven; SATURDAY. May
May .. Georgetown University az New-Haven,
friday. NAV 2. Newton \. C. at Newton Mass.
Saturday May 2s Andover az Andover. Mass;
Monday. May 90 Brown AZ Providence r. ! Sat
urday June :, Princeton at New Haven; Wednes-
day. June s. University Of Vermont NJ New-Haven:
Saturday June H. Princeton at Princeton. y. j;
Saturday. June IS Princeton at NewYork On case
Of tie. Orange A. {. at East orange, y j., in case
there is no tie: Thursday. June q Harvard at
Cambridge. Mass. Tuesday, June Is. Harvard az
New Haven; Saturday. July ?. Harvard on neutral
grounds in Of tie).
The Yale Cyrnnastlc Association closed It's work
for the year on Wednesday evening with very
successful exhibition.
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton, Penn. March 2.-The term exam'na,'ohs
are now IN progress. and VIII he concluded on
Wednesday, when the college will take vacation
o. two weeks.
The baseball team Will start on us Sou'"'," .o-'
49, ,rh,,~sday II Will MAY at Washington George
,nu, Cbarjottesyille. Va: Raleigh, y C.; Chapel
Hul \. c: Charlotte. N. c. and Charleston c
ten games in all The team has been able 10 90
some practising this spring owing TO ihS ihaG n
,.a,r,I Years 10 play the co!legans there "ho
have been playing several wse Mo,oav ,,sh, and
- ~ IL, Contested The question was. Resolved,
THs, tbe United states should recognize the SIoSn
nIt.t The affirmative speakers were John y
r.Par, Charles S klecaner and Thomas b shan-
non, tho negative. Maurice A Fson. Inom s o X.
przc So to Mt Jones second pri5s ~ TO MI
Stt ,bree will represent Lafayette in the inter
Itnitsc are debate with Lehlgh next term
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HAVFRFORD

H.v.r>ord. Penn. March 25.-The annual compsti-
ton for the alumni prize IN oratory was held on
Monday evening. The prize. which 10 $50 IN BOOKS
was awarded to Arthur Clement Wild. 80. for his
Grafton on Robert Burns"
The date OF the Junior exhibition has been set
.or Wednesday evening. April -
Robert J Burdette jr. 90. Howard V. Bullinger,
~, .,d Theodore + Cravson 'Ol have been elected
70 the Editorial Board OF The Haverfordlan."
The gymnasium team FOR 1875 has been selected
as foll0vs. T StsdelmGn. 9s, captain; Q. ?
Not., g A G sca'tergood, 'ss T VIA. .Sr 90:
+ II stuart 700. W /. Nelson. '0l and z. c.
Hossucassler. 'oi
The annual interclass track and held contest mas
- e.. fo- Monday April i. II has been put
earlier this year so as not 20 interfere Win me
college cT.CIet. . 49,, -,,
y double It's present capacity, and alumni tal.
the College auditorium. IS 20 be considerao!y m
$500 ~ size An anonymous friend has given
"a - % start these Improvements. and the Work
VII begin at once
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SMITH.

Northampton Mass. March 5.-The Alpha soc-
ETY. held an open meeting Saturday night. at
which Percival Chubb. OF NewYork. spoke on 1.-The
Growth OF the Modern Idea"
The Rev. Mr.. Shaw. OF New-York gave en- ad-
dress at vespers on Sunday. on Monday night the
Rev Mr. Cressy. Of this city addressed an open
meeting OF the Philosophical Society.
Professor Knight Of 81. Andrews University.
Scotland. lcctured Tuesday night Wordsworth.
He spoke briefly at chapel on Wednesday morning.
The seniors in class meeting assembled. elected
Lucy LetingWeu Gable, daughter Of George ".
Gable freshman historian TO take the place OF
Edith Ames
Mr. Moore Of the department OF sociology. has
had a leave OF absence account Of ili-Eealth He
expects 10 take up his work after Easter
Tho play gwen by the Dickinson House In the
A1urnrst GYM asium on Wednesday night was
The Wheel Of Love" from Anthony Hopes Com
edies OF Courtship." The dramatizatiOu was done
by the girls Of the house The officers for the Bio
logical Society for the second semester are as fol-
lows: President Alice Jackson IS: vice president,
Mabel Agnes Rice IS; treasurer. Helen Eva Make
peace, go; secretary Gertrude Holbrook Church
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

,.-,sge Mass. March 25-The Harvard
,S,-ns,on debate this year will be held in Cam
,,.ca On MAY s The subject is Resolved, That
-. nreseut restrictions on immigration into the
,.n,.sd States are insufficient" The choice OF
-. r,,r fall 10 Princeton and thus far no choice
-. ,een made The Harvard Intercollegiate Com
.';,,ss has announced that new system OF select
90, ,As dehaiers will be tried this year. The de-
see. in the past trials have been selected after
-. ,-,al II has been felt that In this way a man
of,en was selected on memorized fve-minute
,sA,h who would have failed TO make the team
VA more than one trial been held. For this de-
h.,e there are 10 be three trials. The first was
hns on March q and any man who seemed 10
.now promise FOR one reason or another wa. Sc
l.,;ed BY the judges. The second trial will be
hsis on March g. and then an even number OF
.,eskers Will be selected. The men who are Sc
,.,,ed a: the second trial TO be divided into
.ises and not later than two weeks after the sec
o,s trial they 10 debate against each other and
a, me basis OF this debate the three main speakers
as wei as The alternate. to be chosen. At the
f-s, trial the speeches limited five minutes
though on the second Twelve minutes Will be
TIE University Museum has received a new. con-
,s,-tv species OF complicated structure. They will
be used 70 III up Saps in the series. and are now
TIE T;aen sod@'g vii hqve o.r sew coach This
RE sot8Nty wishes 20 raise the standard OF lis
rlslc and NJ. Loeifer has announced that all
,Sose men NhO have not been attending the
ssarsas regularly during the last few months will
Is M, or the same footing as the candidates. AS
tsrai the so5alty Will this year furnish the music
so- TIC play OF the Cercle Francois
Tire Eov a \. q. Allen. OF Cambridge. delivered
tie rs; O. the William Be.den Noble lectures in
srr,eton Chapel last sunday evening The gen
"a sasjec; IS The Message OF Christ 10 Man
rood Professor Allen took for his subject
.rbr.st's Mission 10 the Individual Man"
~ John F.ske IS 10 give a series OF seven lect-
r-ss fo- the bereft Of the Prospect Uniou in
re Fog Art Museum. beginning on April : These
;s--ures WI. be illustrated ny stereopticon views.
and VII be on the Western campaigns OF the lac
Rave been announced follows: April II and IA al
Prat,le Hall. Cambridge; April y, Copley Hall,
postor Professor Bocher has consented 70 lecture
on lie Ne .ecn Malgre Lui.' which is the play 10
b. given on April 5
Professor IS L. Gi!dersleeve. OF the Johns Hop
kns University. viii deliver course Of lectures on
.0li Creek Comedy" on pril :. {. g. H. y, and Is.
Al the annual meeting Of the Editorial Board OF
"The Harvard Law Review" John Gorham Pal
trsy o: the second-year class, Harvard. IS was
elected editor-in-chief