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...mile, and two miles, and a "quad" race between Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania if one can be arranged. The races will be scratch and open to college riders only. The other colleges have been written to in reference to this meet, but as yet nothing has been heard in reply...
...recently, been aware that this impression exists, his acquaintance must have been restricted within narrow lines. As editor of the Graduates' Magazine I have had communications on the subject from graduates in distant parts of the country,- only last week an '88 man wrote from Western Pennsylvania; I have heard it discussed as a matter of course by students; I have had the complaint made privately by classmates from New York and elsemhere. If Mr. Pierce will turn to the opinions of leading oarsmen in the Graduates' Magazine for September, 1894 (Vol. III, pp. 30-36), and to Mr. Conant...
...with the 'varsity football squad for three years and can say that under Cumnock and Trafford there was absolutely no partiality. With regard to the crews under Perkins, Kelton and Vail, with which I was brought closely in contact, I never saw the slightest favoritism or heard any charge of it. I knew little of the nine, but Frothingham was never in his life accused of unamnliness...
...remind members of the University once more of the concert of the musical clubs in Sanders Theatre this evening. This concert is one of only two opportunities in the course of the year for these clubs to be heard in Cambridge and both for the music itself and for the sake of keeping up interest in one of the best things that there is in student life, every member of the University who is able to go to the concert should be there tonight...
...undersigned having heard that there is an impression prevalent among the students of Harvard University that in order to make the 'varsity or class crews it is necessary to be a member of some prominent society or club, or to come from Boston or vicinity, wish emphatically to contradict such reports or impressions and now to assure all fellows who wish to row that they will be given a full and fair trial irrespective of whether they are society or club men and irrespective of where they come from...