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...Whiteman" sophomore contest at Amherst, the prizes given for excellence in the composition of orations, are copies of "American Orations," edited by Prof. Alex. Johnson, of Princeton...
...subject was carefully considered by Yale men and having been advised upon the matter, they have decided not to accept the invitation. The general opinion is that the contest would savor too much of professionalism...
...student shall be eligible as a member of any university team in any one of the four sports before mentioned after the expiration of the three academic years immediately following that in which he played for the first time in an intercollegiate contest with the university team representing the same sport...
...members of the football, baseball, and athletic teams representing the college at an intercollegiate meeting are eligible. Members of football or baseball teams must have played in at least one intercollegiate game, and members of athletic teams must have won a first, second, or third prize in an intercollegiate contest to be eligible...
Last night's debate has certainly helped to emphasize more fully the advantages and beneficial results of this comparatively new form of contest between two colleges. When the scheme of intercollegiate debates was first proposed and discussed there was some feeling that such a form of contest might not be successful; that it would not interest college undergraduates or incite them to take part in a contest, the character of which was so excellent. The first debate of last year, however, was a pleasing proof to the contrary, and the second debate, even more successful than the first, was only...