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Beginning as it does on the 26th of June and lasting only until the 5th of July, the Northfield Conference should appeal particularly to men so conveniently situated as we are in Cambridge. Students indeed flock to Northfield from one hundred and fifty institutions in every part of this continent; while some of our eastern colleges send delegations of a score...
...gamins who flock into the College grounds, especially during the latter part of the day, have grown so numer-out of late that they are rapidly becoming nuisances. No one objects because a moderate number of people use the College yard as a thoroughfare; a good many object to having the yard turned into a public common...
...throng of visitors to the college yard yesterday attracted considerable attention by their strange appearance and u usual manners. They were Pine Grosheaks, and so seldom have birds of their species been seen in our vicinity that of the crowds who watched the flock. few recognized them or could name them...
...flock in the yard are chiefly young birds though a few bear a tinge of red on the rump and one or two bright colored males are with the party...
...yards dash was run in one heat, there being seven starters, C. Brewer, the holder of the record, among them. The men started off at a fair pace, and for three quarters of the way ran like flock of sheep, all in a bunch. C. Brewer took the lead at the Carey building and finished first without even running, in 54 seconds. E. S. Hill, Belmont, came second, with C. F. Duveneck, B. and N., third...