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SEVERAL contemporaries, tired of politics and short of other topics, are discussing the propriety of including the art of newspaper making among college studies. "A class in Journalism" is what they call it. The Cincinnati College of Music is an easy subject compared with this one. The only school in which anybody can learn how to make a good newspaper is a newspaper office. - N. Y. Evening Post...
...Executive Committee of the Boat Club desire to call the attention of students to the following rules regulating the use of boats: ??? Any member of the University who subscribes for the support of the University Crew thereby becomes a member of the Club. 2. Members of the Club can have the use of the boats upon payment of three dollars for the Fall, or five dollars for the Spring season. These amounts include a key to the boat-house. 3. All damage done to the boats must he made good, and it is only with this understanding that the boats...
...here with his men during vacation, in order to keep them in training and improve their form, as the Captains of the other crews are going to do. The report may be untrue; but, if it is not, I, as a member of the Class of '82, wish to call the attention of the Class to it and also to show the Captain that there is a strong feeling in the Class that he ought to stay, even if he cannot get a complete crew to stay with him, as there are several new men in the boat this year...
...painted in too glowing colors, but we feel confident that, under proper management, a Harvard Union might in time compete with its elder English rival. Of late, the subject has been talked of seriously here, and at the request of several members of the University, the Crimson will call a meeting, - time and place to be announced hereafter, - where all those interested may discuss the advisability of organizing a debating society. While we thus take the initiative in this matter, we desire to have it understood that the Crimson lays no claim to the control of the society, should...
...street they call Cambridge, - worst under...