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...nine was organized solely for the amusement of its members. It does not affect to represent the Law School and could not do so, as all its members are not from that department. Further especial care has been taken that it should be called "a scrub nine" in the notices which have heretofore appeared in the CRIMSON...
From yourself we hear that Harvard's objection to any attempt at reform for the present is that it will affect men now in college and now in training. We do not wish any effort that we are making for reform to become a stumbling block to the arrangement of a series of baseball games between Harvard and Yale, and while we intend to do our best to make the reform here we will make our arrangements with you for this season upon the following basis...
...that this change will not be made. The sentiment of the college, so far as can be discovered seems to be against it. Many men have made arrangements to go away at the usual time of the recess and a change in the date, in some cases, will seriously affect their plans. Moreover, the manager of the nine has arranged many of the dates of the spring games, and if this change is made at this late date it will wholly upset his schedule, and shorten the base ball season in addition. In many ways this meditated change...
...time for the spring vacation, is, at present, uncertain, inasmuch as the new holiday which the Massachusetts Legislature has proposed is likely to affect it. If a new holiday is set by law for April 19, it is probable that the college spring vacation will be made to include that date; this however must be settled by the college corporation which will probably take action upon it shortly...
...been announced by the Committee on the Curriculum of Princeton University that the Faculty and Board of Trustees have made radical changes in the requirements for entrance examinations, which will go into effect at the June examinations in 1894. These changes will affect nearly every preparatory school in the country, as well as every student who expects to enter Princeton University...