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...song has been sung after the cheering when every one was so hoarse that the attempt to sing generally ended in a ludicrous combination of groans and yells. This year, however, the song is to be sung before the cheering, when every one's voice is comparatively fresh. The effect ought to be much more pleasing than it has been in former years. There is no reason why a class of over one hundred and eighty men should not render as simple a song as the class song with excellent effect. We hope, therefore, to see a great improvement over...
...cent of the highest grade use tobacco, 48 per cent of the second, 70 per cent of the third, and 85 per cent of the fourth. The majority of the students at Cornell have, it is said, resolved to give up smoking on the ground of its bad effect upon the health and capacity for study...
...class committee and the secretary have tried to canvass the class thoroughly for subscriptions to the class and college funds, some we have been unable to see and several have desired to consider the matter, so that many who intend to subscribe have given no notice to that effect. I shall therefore be much obliged if all those will inform me soon how much they desire to subscribe. I would remind subscribers that the first instalment (one-fifth) of the class fund subscriptions was due May 1, and the first instalment (one-tenth) of the college fund June...
...posts from 4 feet to 3 feet 6 inches. The decision was arrived at after discussion, in hopes of discouraging the volleying which has to a great extent taken the place of the return from the back of the court after the first bound of the ball. The effect will be to give a player who can place the return more opportunity of playing the ball on one or the other side of an antagonist who stands in the middle of the court prepared to volley...
...seniors than either of the upper classes; but to show that the whole college is interested in freshmen athletics, '82 was willing to suffer the inconvenience the presence of the large crowd would occasion, if the freshmen were so successful as to win a game with Yale. The good effect, indeed, of this action of the senior class has already appeared in the excellence of the games played this year by the freshmen, compared with the playing of the class nines of former years. We hope that the freshmen will appreciate the necessity of the action of '82, and will...