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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON. It has occurred to me that the impression might prevail among the students at Harvard that Mr. Bowen would not have all the benefit of his lecture at Tremont Temple. I beg the opportunity of stating to the fellow students through your paper, that such an impression, if entertained, is entirely erroneous. The entire profits of the lecture go to Mr. Bowen. After this introductory lecture has been given, I shall, on other engagements, receive the usual Burean Commission. Seeing in the future large success with Mr. Bowen, I have volunteered to assist him in his first...
...sort of a place he is in, and what are the various athletic organizations which Harvard supports, and it is very likely for this reason that eighty-eight has so few representatives in the bicycle club; but this spring the freshmen are informed, and will, we hope, join their fellow bicyclers in the college. Eighty-eight has several remarkably good riders, and among its two hundred and fifty members ought to have more than the beggarly number of five, the present number of its members, in the club. Eighty-seven last spring, had about three times as many representatives...
...President always expounded the chapter from the testament which was read. On Sunday, probably for variety, this exposition was omitted, and in the evening one of the students repeated from memory the sermons he had heard during the day, a practice no doubt pleasing to its victim, and his fellow sufferers. The President was required to officiate, and in his absence one of the tutors. From numerous traditions it would seem as though the tutor especially thought they were working by the day, and not by the job. Music by the singing club was furnished only on Sundays. Within...
...decrees have been final. The jurisdiction of the Senate extends over matters of discipline, which would not probably come within the province of our conference committee. Wherever among students, there is a tendency to carry school-boy tricks and manners into college, a trial of the delinquents by their fellow students has always been found very beneficial, and the Amherst experiment has proved most successful in this respect...
...surprised if your grave, sedate, philosophic friend, who used to carry it so high, and talk with such a composed indifference of the beauteous sex, and whom you used to admonish not to turn an old man too soon-don't be thunderstruck if this same fellow should all at once, subito furore obreptus, commence Don Quixote for his adorable Dulcinea. I have reason to believe she has a very good opinion of me; and indeed a youth of my turn has a better chance to gain the affections of a lady of her character than any other...