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...correspondent in another column takes perhaps, too gloomy a view of the recent defeat of our freshman at New Haven. It is true that they did not by any means meet the expectation of the college, but it has come to be a regular practice of the freshman classes to become "rattled" whenever they go to New Haven. '87 was far from being an exception. As '87 had played so well with Brown the disappointment was only the more severe. We hope that the freshmen, by earnest work and a little more confidence in themselves, will prove that they...
...notice from the treasurer of the boat club, which appears in another column, ought to receive the attention of those who have not yet paid their subscriptions. As the crew leaves in a few days for New London, it is absolutely necessary that part, if not the whole of the unpaid subscriptions, should be paid at once. As the time is so short, it is impossible for the managers to go to each man separately and dun him for his subscriptions. The management hopes, therefore, that the men who owe money to the university crew will take this opportunity...
...regular fare for round trip to New Haven is $7.76. Favorable rates have been procured as may be seen by notice in another column...
...faculty's address to the students, which we print in another column, is by far the most satisfactory action that body has taken this year. It is almost always the case that any disagreement between faculty and students is largely owing to a misunderstanding of each other's position. Such a statement as this last on the part of the faculty cannot fail to have a good effect, as it shows that their position is a just one. The main body of the students are no less anxious than the faculty that the good name of the college be preserved...
...correspondent in another column takes a decidedly strong view of the celebration Monday night; yet there is some truth in what he says. We should say nothing about the matter, but that it is liable to be repeated. We look forward to other victories for our nine, and every advance in Harvard's prospects for the championship must be attended with increase of enthusiasm. The contest will be a close one. Neither Yale nor Amherst has as yet lost more games than Harvard, so that their chances for the championship are equal to ours; and neither of these nines...