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...guilty of such offenses has doubtless in most cases passed the point where remonstrance, or representation of his conduct in its true light, could be of any avail. He would still, however, be influenced by the dread of detection and consequent summary punishment. We would urge that measures be taken to make that dread a very living one. If it were generally understood that not only the various library officials, but the students themselves, were sharply on the watch for violations of privilege, and would do their utmost to trace all concealed books to the responsible parties, the number...
Owing to more or less difficulty in working the new combination locks on the lockers in the Gymnasium, considerable dissatisfaction has been expressed and if they prove to be unsatisfactory they will doubtless be replaced by key locks. No steps, however, as yet, have been taken about the matter. The authorities realize the advantage of the new locks and have determined to give them a fair trial. If, after a sufficient time, they continue to be unsatisfactory, and it appears best for the gymnasium, key locks will...
President Eliot expressed himself in favor of the proposed club. He said that the chief difficulty would arise from the question of money. He said that $100,000 would doubtless be necessary for the building alone. He thought that $15,000 a year would be hardly sufficient for the expenses of the club. If each man were to be assessed $10 a year membership fee, as proposed, it would take 1500 members to make up this...
...announced that dual track athletic games will be held between the universities of Harvard and Pennsylvania in the spring. These games will be held in Philadelphia probably in the latter part of May, but the exact date has not yet been decided upon. This meet is doubtless intended to take the place of the annual games between Harvard and Yale, which have had to be given up. Soon after the intercollegiate meeting of last spring, several men from both universities interested in athletics discussed the plan of a dual league between Harvard and Pennsylvania in track athletics...
...that portion of the music-loving public which has never been able to enjoy this favorite opera on account of the expense. It remained for the Castle Square Theatre to present the opera at the lowest prices ever quoted for the quality of entertainment given, and doubtless the theatre will be thronged at each performance...