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...back to the very primary schools and the result will be an improvement in the teaching of rhetoric and composition from the very beginning. Such a result as this will be doubly successful, for it will affect not only pupils preparing for colleges but those who are not but intend to go no further than a grammar or high school. The graduate from such schools who intends to go immediately into business is even less skilled in composition than the pupils of preparatory schools who enter college, and it is especially to them that such a result will prove beneficial...
...believe, however, that Harvard has fallen into a state of indifference in regard to our rowing interests. When more carefully looked at it seems reasonable to account for this meagre number of candidates either from carelessness on the part of & those who intend to try for the vacancies in the boat, or from an insufficient appreciation of the significance of this summons. With our minds now fully occupied with football matters, it is very natural to lay aside, for the time being, the thought of something that will not take place until next July. That seems a long...
...should prove so now to all bicycle riders. In addition, several hare-and-hound runs will be held during the season at the discretion of the captain and thus ample opportunities for road training will be afforded men who wish to enter the fall road race in November, or intend to do any bicycle work for the team next spring. It is hoped that these measures will give bicycling at Harvard a new impulse, as there are a great many riders at college and they should be united to further their own interests and promote the sport...
...question of the three years' course and the attainment of the A. B. degree and, in the same connection, the bestowal of the A.M. degree, has given rise the last few years to considerable discussion. We do not intend at present to consider the question of the three years' course, - that is as yet far from being satisfactorily determined. But there is one question concerning the A. M. degree which the Faculty has yet not definitely settled, but action on which this year must apparently set a decided precedent...
...Harvard men who intend to see the race at New London from the observation train would do well to secure their tickets at once, as they are selling rapidly. They will be on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's and Thurston's until Saturday...