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...class of music which has been written for one or two instruments, rather than a whole orchestra, the management have thought that such an opportunity might be welcomed by not a few. They have, therefore, resolved to make the experiment this Thursday evening and hope that all those who feel an interest will show it by attending. The Pierian propose, then, to give an informal recital at their rooms in Roberts' Block, Brattle square, on that evening at 7.15 o'clock, to which all members of the university will be admitted on payment of twenty-five cents. The programme will...
...taken as a half course is an innovation which will prove acceptable to many students. It is often the case that a man would like to study a certain part of a course when he is unwilling to take the entire year's work in that course. He may feel particularly interested in a subject taken up, while the remaining subjects of the course are useless to him. The extension of this privilege of substituting half-a-year's work in a full course for a half-course would allow many men to consult their taste in this way. Besides...
...Many men who do not own courts or who own poor courts are willing to play in the morning or earlier in the afternoon if they can have the use of a good court at those times. But although they may see dozens of courts unoccupied they do not feel at liberty to use them. Let it be understood that during the morning and until three or perhaps four o'clock in the afternoon every court is open to the first comer. That is, that ownership of a court consists merely of the right to have the exclusive...
...offer these suggestions in the hope that more general satisfaction can be obtained from the use of the grounds now occupied by tennis. We feel that a perfectly satisfactory solution of the difficulty is well-nigh impossible, but as the ground is inadequate and likely to become more so, we wish to do our best to lighten the labors of the association...
...Yale Courant makes the rather astonishing claim that W. C. Camp, the well-known Yale foot-ball and base-ball player, "has certainly done as much as, and we feel that we might say more than, any man in this country to advance athletic sports...