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...There is nothing discouraging in the fact that so few men are acquainted with the game, for, outside the preparatory schools of Boston and vicinity, few have a chance to see it played, much less take part in it. Therefore, let all who have the physical strength, and really care to play, go out and practise every day, and we have no doubt that the result will be seen next season in a strong and successful team...
...intention of playing: F. H: Bent, M. A. Kilvert, A. C. Robinson, C. N. Wells, G. E. Turnure, J. G. King, C. Hunneman, H. E. Meeker, A. M. Baker, and S. P. Butters. Capt. Hood of the university club gave the men some advice as to the purchase and care of sticks, and promised to give them any help he could in the future...
...twenty pages of theme paper. In regard to the subject of the forensic; any topic may be taken from the pamphlet of 1884-85, provided it be not found among the fifty excluded topics given in the "Announcements Concerning Forensics for 1885-86." In case a students does not care to write on any one of the given subjects, he may choose one of his own, provided he obtains written permission from Mr. Gates. The essays must have an argumentative character and a literary form, and neither of these components must be slighted in order to enhance the effect...
...connection between "bread and the ballot." It may be that the student of to-day deems it of more importance to have a hand in the election of those who are to superintend the choice of the food which is to go into his mouth, than to exercise equal care in the selection of those who are to choose the men who are to go into his class crew. At any rate, the fact remains that the election of a Memorial Hall director will result in a vote reaching well into triple figures...
...Care of fields, Holmes and Jarvis...