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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...scratch race for four oars of the Weld Boat Club, announced for Saturday, June 14, will not be rowed unless more entries are made. At present only enough men have signed to form two crews. At least six crews are desired. Entries will be left open till tonight at 6 o'clock. If the race is rowed cups will be given to the winners...
...batting and outfielding her. Stagg was in the box and was hit hard, only five Harvard men striking out. His support behind the bat was admirable, but in the infield and outfield many inexcusable errors were made. Harvard, on the other hand, fielded well and batted in fine form. Yale ran bases with more spirit than Harvard, and another weak point of the latter was her coaching, which was poor, especially when a runner was on third. Downer, although deserving much praise for his steadiness in the latter part of the game, was very wild in the beginning, and gave...
Harvard won a five inning game from Marlboro on Holmes Field yesterday afternoon. The game was marked by Harvard's heavy hitting in the first inning, her perfect fielding and Marlboro's poor all-around play. Downer was in the box and pitched in fine form...
...Camera Club has joined the association of clubs, and will hereafter enjoy the use of the club rooms. The club has decided to subscribe to the much needed magazines and perlodicals on photography, and will endeavor to form a small library of books on subject connected with all branches of photography These, in addition to the excellent dark room in Sever, make it advisable for all men in the university connected in any degree with photography to join the club. Those who wish to have their names put up for election can do so by sending their names, before June...
...degrees recommended by another. The Scientific School is not absorbed, as might seem at first glance, but put on a firmer foundation. All its officers and instructors were members of the college faculty. At present the instructors, though still members of the faculty of arts and sciences, will form a separate administrative board, and will have their interests more closely bound to the Scientific School. The school has shown a constantly increasing vigor in the past few years, and under its new management ought to flourish even more. There seems to be a possibility of greater development in this branch...