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What can we do? The Union stands as the answer to that question. If a mass meeting could be held there Monday or Tuesday of next week, with one prominent speaker, two things would be accomplished. The delegates would be given an opportunity to gauge the sentiment of the College; and the interest of Harvard in the Conference would be given publicity. By making such an arrangement, the Union would be further proving its usefulness...
...objected that a sufficient number of men could not be persuaded to attend. To this we answer that if such a meeting could not attract as large an audience as treat which attends a football raily there is something radically wrong with Harvard--viewed as an institution of learning at least...
...nothing of the counters; if amusement for the college is the only purpose. There may be some other purpose in all this--but to discover it one would have to discover the purpose of a Junior or Sophomore class officer. No one as yet has offered an answer to this perplexing question...
...question to consider the possible railroad strike as a cause of student lethargy; it hardly seems as if many men are seriously deterred from buying a ticket from fear of spending three dollars for nothing. The question apparently amounts to this, do they want to go? The answer will be found in the files of the H. A. A. tomorrow at five o'clock when the last application has been received...
...aside from the practical side of the question, which we shall now leave to be settled conclusively by the editors, we cannot imagine a more ungenerous, ungentlemanly reply on the part of one student body to another. To be sure it is apt to be so when college boys answer college men. But from such an enlightened, progressive organ as the CRIMSON we expected something more than mere cultured rowdyism...