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...Tuesday afternoon the Tennis Tournament revived slightly. In the singles, Presbrey defeated Sawin and then Pierson, thus winning the right to play the final set against Wheel-wright or Curtis today. In the doubles Hoyt and Taylor defeated Presbrey and Sawin, and by drawing a bye win a place in the finals. Their opponents are one of the following pairs...
...members of Greek 7 who are candidates for final honors in classics, will soon be given subjects for theses, which they may offer in place of Forensics. All juniors who intend to do this must give notice at the office before the first junior Forensic...
Last year the bicycle race at the inter-collegiate meeting was a miserable failure. The men were started in two rows and by some mishap every man fell except two; two more managed to mount, and the race was finally won by one of those who had fallen, in very slow time. Such a fiasco must not happen next year, yet there will be a greater number of starters than this year, and the only way to run a two mile race will be in two or more heats, and a final heat. But a race run in heats...
...forced back and made their first safety, but after this until nearly the end of the three quarters they succeeded in keeping Harvard back of their 25-yard line. Shortly before the close however, Willard secured the ball and by a very pretty kick from the field scored the final goal. During the second three quarters Ayer was disabled, and was replaced by Carroll. On the whole the tackling of the freshmen was weak, and save a few brilliant individual plays the work of the rush line was not up to the standard. The play of the backs was strong...
...prosperity of our universities; we must try to find what is the feature in their arrangements which we must seek to retain as a precious jewel, and where on the contrary, we may give way when changes are required. I consider myself by no means entitled to give a final opinion on this matter. The point of view of any single individual is restricted; representatives of other sciences will be able to contribute something. But I think that a final result can only be arrived at when each one becomes clear as to the state of things as seen from...