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EDITOR HARVARD HERALD : It is supposed that hazing and rushes and all similar college follies have entirely ceased at Harvard. The members of '86 assuredly have nothing to fear in this way. Why therefore, should any of their class feel incited to blast the peace of the greater part of one night by perambulating the college yard, uttering defiant cries of "86?" Did the freshmen think that '85 would be so inconsiderate as to interfere with their innocent pleasures? '85 and '86 I hope will always live on friendly terms. And yet '86 should remember that a certain amount...
...given no members to the club, and all sophomores who can sing are especially urged to present themselves for trial. From '86 much in every way is expected this year, and not the least in the matter of singing. No freshman who has a good voice should feel any reluctance about presenting himself as a candidate for membership. It is much better that such men should join the club in their freshman year than to wait till later...
...previous sophomore year, we consider an excellent one. That it should be understood that this treasurer should in his senior year be, as a matter of course, promoted to the position of president of the club, is perhaps a suggestion of more doubtful expediency. The university would hardly feel inclined to be bound from year to year by any such an obligation, although no doubt in the majority of cases it might be the best policy to pursue, to elect each former treasurer to the presidency in his senior year. But there might arise occasions, where it would be very...
...reserving for private use the best court to be found, is unjust to the extreme and we hope that another year of dissatisfaction will be more fruitful in reform. Some persons have always insisted upon the inutility of the association except to a select few, and they may now feel reassured in their opinion by the present management of tennis matters...
...general impression is that they row raggedly. 'We don't care how ragged they row,' said an enthusiastic student standing on the veranda of the boat-house, 'if they get that boat over the line first we are satisfied.' That is the way the whole college seems to feel. Yale has labored throughout the year under the disadvantage of having no regular coach. One of the members of the junior class has followed the crew in the steam launch and has told them all he knew on the subject of form, time and style. Collins, captain of last year...