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Stagg, 88, sings first tenor on the Yale Glee Club.
Six batteries are practicing for the Amherst nine.
The Freshman class at Harvard has a dramatic club.
President Fairchild, of Oberlin, is ninety years of age.
Five essays are required of the Yale Sophomores this term.
Ten men are training for the tug-of-war team at Columbia.
The Seniors in the Scientific department at Yale have twenty-six hours work a week this term.
Cambridge University, England contains about one hundred distinct colleges.
The coming season of 1887-88 will be the twenty-fifth anniversary of the formation of the Foot Ball Association of England.
It is reported that R. D. Sears, tennis champion of the United States, will surrender the championship and retire next season.
The athletic clubs of the Pacific coast are to send a team east next September to compete with college and eastern club athletes for amateur athletic championship.
A new marking system is soon to be inaugurated in Columbia, whereby high-grade men will be exempted from examinations.
Cornell offers a prize for the best work done in Shakspeare.
American students are well represented abroad. At the University of Berlin there are six hundred, and at Leipsic two hundred attending.
The average expenditure of the Dartmouth student is $440 per year.
American libraries are open nearly twice as many hours as foreign libraries; the latter averaging less than six hours per day, the former over eleven.
The following are a few of the blood-curdling names of the literary societies of American colleges: Zetazathian, Erodelphian, Demosthenian, Philologian, Oiogarthenian, Aelionian, Orthopatetic, Eccriteau, Alotheorean, Erisophian.
A Harvard professor has made the calculation that if men were really as big as they sometimes feel, there would be room in the United States for only two professors, three lawyers, two doctors and a reporter of a University of Pennsylvania paper.
A perfect recitation is called a "tear" at Princeton; "squirt" at Harvard; "sail" at Bowdoin; "rake" at Williams, and a "cold rush" at Amherst. A failure in recitation receives the title of "slump" at Harvard; "stump" at Princeton; a "smash" at Wesleyan; and a "dunk" at Amherst and the University of Pennsylvania.
The non-fraternity men at the University of Michigan controlled elections this year for the first time in the history of the college.
Wm. Lane, who was at one time a member of the class of '81, has been appointed a missionary to China. In his Junior year Mr. Lane was compelled to leave college on account of ill-health. He afterwards received his degree from Kansas State University, and will graduate this year from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Chicago.—College Courier.
EDITOR COURIER:The time has come when, for the convenience of instructors and students the department of History and Political Science ought to be divided. The growing
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popularity of this branch of college work has resulted in the over-crowding of this department, and the restrictions made by the new scheme of Major and Minor courses, only permits a very limited amount of work in either History or Political Science. A great many students desire to take work in both of these branches, but because they are combined in one department they are not allowed this privilege, and the result is a great deal of dissatisfaction and complaint.
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