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Hubbard as stroke does not row smoothly. His prevailing fault is a tendency to rush his slide at full reach...
...preparation on the part of the teacher. Illustrations should be suggested at the proper time and withheld until the class is in a condition to receive them. Questions aroused by the thoughts of the teacher are of great value to the whole class. Too great precision is a serious fault. Strong, broad descriptions are much better. The lack of preparation by the teacher and the appearance of work entirely artificial are grave errors. The idea of compelling students to learn a list of unimportant things is an old established error. It is a study in itself to learn what...
There is not a little reasonable dissatisfaction felt over the way in which the sophomore crews are rowing at present. The men are decidedly green and there is an apparent disinterestedness in the work. Their principal fault is a lack of snap and their present sleepiness is hardly encouraging. Blake, Thompson and Captain Loring are the only members of last year's crew who are now rowing with the sophomore crews. Five '94 men, Williams, Saltonstall, Bond, Waters and Johnson are training with the 'varsity...
...class may ask. Who is going to the dinner? Is it my set? The answer lies entirely with themselves. If "their set" does not go the dinner, it is their own fault. The dinner is not meant for this set or that, but for the whole class regardless of whatever sets there may be. Every junior who can afford the the moderate price of the dinner and to whom his class, present or future, means anything at all, should not hesitate to go to the dinner. There he will find himself in the right set, the set of the whole...
...would thus appear that the Yale News heartily approves of the agreement made four months ago; but finds fault merely with the manner in which it was made - not with the arrangement itself, as some of the New York newspapers yesterday intimated. The latter construction would of course be equivalent to an accusation of bad faith against Yale...