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...class is morally, mentally, intellectually, and physically superior to its predecessors as we are to our brethren of '86, Cornell will, in a few years, lead the world," was received with terrific applause." The town authorities were completely deceived and made speeches in honor of '87; street parades and general rejoicings follows, and the whole party finally returned home at 2.30 A. M., by a special chartered train, having, at the end, paid squarely for their spree. But while this bright and clever set of fellows were enjoying the fun, the hapless freshmen were in disappear. When the train...
...general petition to the faculty against the athletic resolutions can be found at Bartlett's as well as at the Co-operative. All are urged to sign as soon as possible as the petition will be handed in to the faculty today at noon...
...will help convince these authorities that they were not in accord with the wishes of the students when they adopted those rules. First the athletic organizations started the ball rolling with their petition and now the feeling being that all should have a hand in the good work a general assembling of undergraduates is called for, besides there is the general petition at the Co-operative Office. It is hoped as a result of the meeting tonight the faculty will be persuaded that the opinions so far presented to the public are not those of the so-called athletic...
...minor respects while ignoring the more important differences which are obviously unavoidable. The committee cannot see the justice of imposing such regulations as are suggested upon the crews base-ball nines, foot-ball, lacrosse and cricket teams, while at the same time no special mention is made of the general field of athletics, such as running, jumping, all of which enter into inter-collegiate meetings...
...thus limiting the grounds to be used the general participation of the students in these games is limited. Our grounds are now so small that every absence by the regular team is eagerly seized upon by the students to get up games between classes, societies, club tables, etc. In the spring and fall there is scarcely a foot of available ground which is not taken up for some sort of athletic sport, and everything which tends to prevent the overflow to other grounds limits the pursuit of the sport...