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The New York Times indulges in some very cheap wit at the expense of those students who oppose the new athletic regulations. Its gibes do not at all affect the real argument, however. Indeed it seems impossible for the outside press, with rare exceptions, ever to fairly apprehend the true...
To the toast. "Yale and Harvard: Always rivals, ever friends," the Hon. Chauncey M. Depew was called upon as the representative of Yale present, to respond. Humorously analyzing the difference between the two universities, he said that Yale does not yet pursue the elective system with the confidence in the...
The attention of the senior class should be called to the fact that there are as yet less than twenty names signed for the heliotype albums. When the remarkable cheapness of the heliotypes is considered, it seems very strange that the required number of names-one hundred-should not have...
Nor is the trouble alone with the manner and time of action. Several of the resolutions seem to be extremely objectionable, some on the score of impropriety, others as being very damaging to the interests of athletics at Harvard. The first and second resolutions are not particularly harmful and may...
Persons desiring to join the Co-operative Society can send in their names and receive blank agreements to sign and return, thus saving the trouble of personally putting down their names on the membership books at the office of the society.