L. B. R. briggs.

BARRETT WENDELL '77

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In all the years that I have spent at Harvard, I have known few teachers more stimulating, few minds more

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If the Monthly lacks the literary finish which marked it once, it lacks also the affectation and the resolute cleverness

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At the Yale-Harvard football game of Saturday, on Soldier's Field, a voluntary collection will be asked of the spectators for

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The October Monthly gives fresh evidence that the editors are no longer consecrated either to pure literature or to impure

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When the graduates at Cincinnati buy the Advocate, as the editors expect them to do, they will not recognize it

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In the June number of the Illustrated Magazine "Class Day Traditions" discusses Class Days, past and present, in a traditional

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Since Professor Hill is not yet well enough to meet the Seniors who intend to write Commencement Parts, he has

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One hundred and twenty-three tickets have been given to me for distribution among candidates for the degree of A.B. The

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Candidates for the degree of A.B. may apply, in writing, at the Recorder's office, not later than 12 m. on

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Candidates for the degree of A.B. may apply, in writing, at the Recorder's office, not later than 12 m. on