Harvard plays Princeton to-day at Princeton.
Eighty-eight plays Eighty-nine today at 4 o'clock. Loud, '87, will umpire the game.
The "Advocate" celebrated its twenty-first birthday on Saturday with a dinner at Parker's. President Wetherbee of the '87 board, presided.
Over forty competitors for the Boylston prizes spoke Saturday morning in the preliminary trial. Ten men were admitted to the final contest. From '87, W. L. Currier, R. T. Osgood, L. B. Steadman, W. T. Talbot and T. W. Woods. From '88, J. D. Barry, R. B. Mahany, H. Page, N. Oppenheim and F. W. Knowles.
Two years before our Natural History Society was started by members of the classes of '37 and '38, there was founded at Williams College a secret society, Phi Beta Theta, which soon changed its title and became as the Williams Lyceum of Natural History, a society for the study of natural science. It is the oldest college scientific society in America and will be represented in the course of lectures the Harvard Society is giving by Dr. Samuel F. Clarke, professor of biology at Williams, the lecturer of to-night.
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Dramatic Club's Third CompetitionA third play competition open to all members of the University has been organized by the Dramatic Club. The competition
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H. A. A.The entries for the athletic meeting this afternoon are as follows: Running high jump.-D. C. Clark, '86; E. H. Rogers,
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No HeadlineIn accordance with the usual custom at this time of the year, we print to-day the board of editors of
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Fact and Rumor.Dean Gray will entertain Canon Farrar. Princeton plays the University of Pennsylvania to-day. Yale vs. Technology to-day at the Union
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Open Meeting of Dramatic Club at 9The Harvard Dramatic Club will hold a meeting this evening at 9 o'clock in the Assembly Room of the Union,
