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Third-The society has hired a room of Mr. Notman. In this the society will have a dark room fitted up with running water and other apparatus which a photographer needs. There will be a double door to this room, and two or three men will be able to work at the same time. The society will also be allowed to use Mr. Notman's studio on certain days. This will give the members a chance to practice taking portraits and groups...
...good and manly game of foot ball, allow me to enter my protest against any rash condemnation of the game. I am sadly aware that the present tendency is to emasculate all games and exercises, and frown on strength and courage as old fashioned things, relics of the dark ages; to teach our youth that all games requiring these qualities are brutal and degrading...
...contained a piece of information of interest to all students who use the library. Hereafter that building will be closed in the afternoons during the winter half an hour before sunset. There is no doubt that this order is, in itself, for the best. The library is a very dark place, and to study in it towards sunset, is doubtless very injurious to the eyes. But this decrease in the amount of time available for using Gore Hall only brings to mind again the need of lighting the building after dark. Why should the usefulness of this branch...
...student that I once knew went down South last winter, and at one of the hotels where he was staying, wanted to change some plates from one box to another. This must be done in the dark, there was no closet in the hotel room and so the bright idea occurred to him of spreading out an extra blanket and a rubber water-proof on the bed, and then crawling beneath the bedclothes to shift his plates. The landlady whose suspicion had been roused by the strange actions and apparatus of the photographer, happened to come into the room during...
...students at large. It is only by an effort, usually, that a student can manage to spend an hour within its walls, and while the libraries of other colleges remain invitingly open during the evening hours of leisure, the library of Harvard University is closed, and as dark and silent as a tomb. Unsparing and vigorous should be the opposition of the students to this shameful and crying abuse, for it is only by a concerted action of the entire college that we can win our library from its present inability to meet the requirements of a college which boasts...