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...generally supposed. We do not believe that the college can, with any show of reason, recede from its practice of past years. It will be understood everywhere that the honor is one conferred solely upon the office without the least regard for the individual. Whether the custom is ever a good one is entirely another question, which, however, should not be decided until the case in hand is disposed of. The possibility of Gov. Butler refusing the degree aeems to have entered into calculations of many who have discussed the question. We cannot but think that this would...
Today will be an important one for the athletic interests of the college. Rarely, if ever, has it happened that so many important contests should come off on one day. The contest for the cup at the Polo Grounds, the Yale-Harvard base-ball game on our own grounds, and the Yale-Harvard lacrosse game at New Haven, all occur today. For the cup our chances are certainly good; our prospects for the ball game have improved greatly since the Brown game, and there ought to be little doubt as regards the result of the lacrosse game. We hope that...
Freshmen (loquitur)-Has Harvard ever won the championship...
...five feet six inches, we have an excellent man to take his place next year. The running of Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Morison was beyond all expectation, as the high wind led us to hope for no such records. Mr. Kip did better with the hammer than he has ever done before, and will make a good showing in his events next Saturday...
...Harvard College, is the amateur champion half-mile runner of America, with records of 50 3/4 seconds for a quarter, and one minute, 56 7/8 seconds for a half-mile. In our estimation, he is capable of beating every authenticated record for 440 and 880 yard running that has ever been made in the world. - [Amateur Athlete...