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...custom of the owner to leave his purse and watch in the cupboard, while he was at exercise. Since, then, it appears so clearly that the perpetrator of this deed must have been one of our students, or else some one employed about the Gymnasium. we feel that we are justified in asking the authorities to investigate the matter in the most thorough and systematic manner. Moreover, if any student can cast any light whatever on the case, he ought to communicate at once with the proper persons, that the dishonest parties may be discovered as speedily as possible. This...
...have offered us a place in their line. I think, therefore, that I am strictly correct when I say that we shall owe our fun to their hospitality. Now, this procession of theirs is a demonstration to help their candidate. It is intended to show the enthusiasm which Republicans feel for Mr. Blaine, and to win over doubtful voters, so far as they can be won by the effect of enthusiasm. The Seniors of Harvard have no right in such a procession, if they bear their intended transparency. No gentleman has the right to say or do anything...
...dislike to say anything in regard to the referee, but we feel sure that we speak for the majority when we say that his duties were hardly discharged as they should have been. However, that does not explain our defeat. Our opponents played much better than was expected and our team played much worse than we had been led to expect. We hope the members of the team will not feel discouraged at the result of their first important match, but will continue their practice with steady perseverance which will in time overcome their faults...
...general committee are in favor of them. The price will be $1.75, and not $2.50 as has often been misstated. As '85 will head the Harvard delegation, it is not necessary that every man who is able to march should buy a uniform and be in line. Those who feel that they are unable to buy one, will be furnished with a uniform, if they give their names to the canvassing committee, or men can wear special rigouts, subject to the approval of the general committee...
...should not feel justified in giving so much space to a detailed criticism, it the college were not so interested in the Eleven, and if we did not feel that with plenty of head work and the right sort of coaching the Eleven can do better than Harvard has done for many years...