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...overcome and the institution derive the legitimate benefits of the system they have introduced. With her association of over seven hundred members, including many of the professors, Harvard is more than likely to success fully continue the system, and the authorities of other colleges will do well to follow her example, and by inaugurating a similar system win a share of the benefits of co-operation. - [Cornell...
...commend this move to the instructors in charge of the other departments of the college. The retiring rooms in Sever are at present of but little use to any one, not even to the instructors for whom they are reserved. We feel sure if the other instructors would follow the example set by Prof. White in the Greek department, always the first to look to the interests and convenience of its students, that their efforts would be appreciated...
...bump is acknowledged, and each crew ceases from its exertions; the vanquished to mourn over their futile efforts, the victors to receive the congratulations of their friends on having carried the college colors one place higher on the river. But "the cry is still they come." One after another follow the rest of the boats, some repeating the scene already enacted, others more happy in being able to row easily over the course, unpressed by their antagonists. And so the day's racing draws to a close; and the crowd of spectators return, some by road, others by water...
...seems, therefore, that an attempt to dissolve the present league would be successful at the convention. And surely this would be a far better plan than for Harvard to withdraw alone from the league in the hope that Princeton, Yale and Brown would follow her and thus leave Dartmouth and Amherst in the lurch. We certainly think that a smaller league than the present one is desirable, since it would result in a closer contest for the championship. This, however, in largely a matter of opinion, and we shall be glad to publish the opinion of any one who entertains...
Whatever cause prompted last night's bonfire and disturbance in the yard, the act is deeply to be regretted and condemned. Aside from the dangers of any such demonstration, it is difficult to see what good can be gained from it; the evil results that might follow are very evident...