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...captains of all teams and crews which run in the streets have agreed not to run on the sidewalks, and to see that all members of their teams are sufficiently clothed. Since this agreement no cause for complaint has been given by any athletic team...
There seems to be just ground of complaint concerning the poor ventilation of the new reading-room in the Library. Apparently the only way of ventilating the room at present is by opening the windows, a method which is not only inadequate, but on account of the draughts which it creates is dangerous to the health of the readers. If this trouble is one which it is possible to abate by putting in any ventilating device, in the roof or elsewhere, the necessary labor will cause less annoyance in the end if it is done now, while other work...
...Complaint has been made that the bowling alleys at the Gymnasium which are now in good condition are likely to be entirely ruined by the careless way in which some men during the past two days have dropped the balls on to the alleys instead of throwing them in the proper manner...
...narrow lines. As editor of the Graduates' Magazine I have had communications on the subject from graduates in distant parts of the country,- only last week an '88 man wrote from Western Pennsylvania; I have heard it discussed as a matter of course by students; I have had the complaint made privately by classmates from New York and elsemhere. If Mr. Pierce will turn to the opinions of leading oarsmen in the Graduates' Magazine for September, 1894 (Vol. III, pp. 30-36), and to Mr. Conant's article, "Are our Athletic Teams Representative?" (Vol. III, p. 330-35) he will...
...feeling supposed to have been aroused against the College, the evident satisfaction and enjoyment with which several of the property owners witnessed the performance and the fact that there has been no complaint made, ought fully to prove that no such ill-feeling exists. Indeed, we cannot imagine why any one should try to degrade the sport on grounds as unfounded as those mentioned in the letter to the CRIMSON...