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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...opinion that the strictures on the present game of football recently made by the Board of Overseers and announced to the public today are quite justified. I prefer not to comment on the reference to the Old Rules Committee made by the Board of Overseers, but wish to state the following facts: The Overseers' vote, but not the report of the Board, was communicated to the Athletic Committee before the latter's recent meeting. The definite nature of the Overseers' report was probably not known by any member of the Athletic Committee. The Committee withdrew its representative from...
...cost for the round trip, including berths and lodging in Washington for two nights will be $19.50. This rate is based on having two persons occupy each double berth. For those who prefer single berths, the rate will be $21.50. For those who do not care to go to the lodging engaged in Washington, the rate will be $16.50 for double berths, and $18.50 for single berths. The figures given above do not include the cost of food at Washington and on the trains...
...Crew and track teams are supported partly by a general canvass through the University by the respective managers and candidates for assistant managerships. Some give and some do not; in all cases students, especially upperclassmen, disapprove of these methods of supporting the athletic teams, and say they would much prefer to pay an increased price for their membership ticket. If the fee for membership in the Association should be raised slightly--perhaps $2, making the price of a ticket $7--I think it would meet with general approval...
...direct accusations. Considerable surprise was expressed on all sides that a paper of the CRIMSON'S standard should permit, in the account of a baseball game, such insinuations as appeared in that paper on May 31 in regard to Princeton's action and the decisions of the umpire. We prefer direct accusations--they may be answered...
...setting and American humor is "My Diary," by J. Hinckley '06. "The Joy of Living," by G. W. D. Gribble Sp., is an interesting and careful study of too often seen characters, who curiously reveal themselves and learn their moral lesson while listening to Sudermann's play. Those who prefer stories that suggest, rather than explain, will enjoy "The Bread of Wickedness," by P. Perkins...