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Five hundred men were gathered in front of University yesterday afternoon when the barges which were to take the 'varsity team drew up in the yard. Never before has such enthusiasm been shown in bidding good-bye to a Harvard team, a circumstance which argues well for the support the team will get at the game this afternoon...
...Bye, Seal Harbors...
Blue Jays drew a bye...
...occasion," -is vivid in the extreme. He tells of the political excitement which permeated the men in the fall of 1860, of the student parades, of the many bright verses and squibs which the occasion brought forth, and of the organization of the Harvard cadets, which, by the bye, were drilled by President, then Professor, Eliot. Then comes an account of the students leaving for the army, and a short sketch of the work and deeds of Harvard soldiers. The article is profusely illustrated with pictures of some of the college buildings as they appeared in 1863, and portraits...
...Advocate is especially strong. Mr. S. C. Brackett's "Song of the Night" is the most effective bit of verse that has appeared in the Advocate for a long time. "Eleanor," by J. H. Boynton, is pretty and musical. Hardly as much can be said for the "Bye and Bye," of Mr. George Chapman...