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...usual, the freshmen do not pay any attention to the call for the fall scratch races but either intend not to have any races this year or are putting off signing for some unknown reason. There is no need for the freshmeh to cause so much trouble to the management. If they intend to sign at all let them do so at once. The fall races are well worth rowing and are always interesting. Freshmen need feel no hesitation about entering, for it makes no difference whether a man can row well...
...past ten years may receive its just deserts. New London people have made the annual race week their harvest week, they have over-changed visitors and crews, and, far from making their town agreeable to college men, they have acted as selfishly as possible. It is due time that either the crews go somewhere else to row or that a better contract be made with the citizens of New London and the railroad authorities...
Week-day morning prayers at 8.45 a m. No seats are assigned, either for officers or classes...
...Cycling Association will Hold a race meet open to all the colleges and the B. A. A. either the last week in October or the first week in November. They will also hold one, probably two, road races some time this fall...
...before Prof. Royce began his lecture last Wednesday evening every seat in Sever 11 was occupied and all the standing room taken. When the hour of the lecture arrived, the crowd extended out into the hall, and many had gone away discouraged. One of two courses must be taken-either only students can be allowed to hear his excellent course of lectures or a larger room must be found in which to deliver them. It is not fair to the students to forbid them to hear these lectures simply because the room is overcrowded...