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Certain graduates, now members of the Law School, who are interested in the fate of the chapel petition, are getting up a list of names to be appended to that of the undergraduates on the original petition...
...fact that Cornell has established voluntary chapel attendance recalls to us the fate of our chapel petition. It would seem that Harvard, the source of the most liberal and progressive religious views of America, ought to be the first to do away with compulsory observance of religious forms. But, advanced as Harvard may be in its elective system and general spirit, yet this relic of puritanic times still hangs on her, a fetish of the present. The arguments against the system are too well known to be repeated, yet silent demurring will never accomplish the end that is so earnestly...
...should slight this important subject. The decisions of important questions, and even the fate of the plan of conference, depend on the life and ability of the committee for this year. Let every one vote intelligently and thereby gain success. Other colleges are watching our conference. Let it be worthy of imitation...
...success of this plan will not be endangered by the choice of incompetent, non-representative men. Many vital questions may arise in the coming year that call for a strong and earnest expression of student opinion. Not only the decision of these questions is at stake, but the fate of the plan of conference, in a great measure, depends upon the results of this year. Let everyone, therefore, make careful choice, and vote intelligently...
...last sentence is sufficiently explained by one word. There were twelve men at the game with Princeton on Saturday last, which was to decide Yale's fate for this year...