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...records of college life are full or praise of the Glee Club for the open air concerts on the warm summer evenings. Indeed the purpose which the originators of the club had in mind was along this very line. Beginning with the year 1858 when the club was founded the main business was serenading and singing in the yard. As the matter stands now the opportunities which college men have of hearing the club without following it out of town are practically limited to three or four. We have two concerts each year in Sanders Theatre and one or more...
...order to give every man in college a good opportunity to see the Class Races next Friday afternoon, the 'Varsity Crew management, following the custom started last year, has decided to erect a grand stand along the stone wall opposite the finish of the race...
...College Kodaks" are very good, except the one about the faro table which seems a little fantastical. The poetry of the number is far better than the rest of it. "The Mermaid's Song" is fanciful and rather pointless, but it has the merit of being pretty and flows along in a very easy and graceful style. "Moods" by John Mack is charming. In "Charles Baudelaire" he enters deeply into the poet's spirit and expresses himself in a very pleasing manner. The second of the "Moods," the "Ballade of the Weiss-Nicht-Wo" is excellent. It is really...
...whatever of granting the petition for a dining hall which was sent to them by the Board of Directors of Memorial Hall. If the students do not accept the proposition made by the Corporation and described in the circular issued by Mr. Bolles, the University will have to go along with its present insufficient accommodations. This being the case we may as well take things philosophically. If the Corporation refuses to consider the wishes of six hundred men since they interfere with another plan, it will do no good to protest against their action. The best policy seems...
...expenses of one of the most important of the college teams, it is very desirable that not even standing room should be left unoccupied. The play itself is a very clever piece of work, increasing in interest as it progresses; the crew is a most worthy object to help along; the kindness of the Pudding deserves hearty support and so we hope and believe that the students to-night will also show a generous desire to serve their crew's interest...