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...deep interest which the students take in the recently adopted requirements for admission to Harvard College was shown by the large number who attended the debate of the Harvard Union last night. The first business before the meeting was the adoption of an amendment to the constitution by which the number of the executive committee is increased to five, the vice-president, ex-officio, and one member from each class. This committee will be announced to-morrow...
...college Glee Club will not be able to conduct the trial of candidates before next week. The trial will take place in Roberts' Hall, if possible, on Monday afternoon. Due notice will be given of the exact time, however. The members of the freshman class take a lively interest in the plan. It is said forty or more will present themselves at the trial of candidates. The regular Glee Club is, of course, glad to promote any drill in singing likely to afford better material for the larger organization, and will probably see its way to allowing the freshmen...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON.-A plan has been proposed of placing in the library reading-room a careful selection of newspaper articles upon the most important topics of current interest. These articles are to be clipped from all the best American and from the leading English journals, to be arranged under proper heads, and then to be pasted in scrap books, each of which will be devoted to a separate subject. The clippings will be renewed from week to week, and when the collection upon any topic is complete, it will be filed away for future reference. For example, the English...
...with requirements, with perfect freedom, and feel that in our criticism we are simply conservative. We know that a departure from the usual classical readings would be a source of much loss to many in their enjoyment of what they have already acquired. And it is in the interest of these that we now offer our recommendation for their early revival...
...advantage to be gained from having them collated and thus brought forcibly to our notice at present, would certainly justify the adoption of the proposed plan. There are hundreds of students pursuing courses in political economy, constitutional history and law, to whom the collection would be of great interest and value...