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...large audience of over two thousand people assembled in the vicinity of the Union boathouse last Saturday afternoon to witness the regatta given under the auspices of the Union boat Club. The event was, of course, of especial interest to Harvard men in view of the approaching Columbia and Yale races, and, as a consequence, they gathered in large numbers about the boat-house and at the Beacon-street wall. Among the spectators were a goodly number of ladies, many of whom displayed the familiar crimson parasols and who joined heartily in the cheers for the college crews. The general...
...Interest is being awakened in athletics in France. A splendid fete of athletes has been held at Reims, at which about 2,000 young men from all parts of France assisted. The minister of public instruction attended the banquet, and said that if his hopes and his programme were only adhered to, France would in a few years' time be able to point with pride to a race of active and manly youths, somewhat different in physique and appearance from the pallid boys who loiter about a small courtyard, or walk in procession through the streets on half-holidays...
...learning. It takes but a short time and but little trouble to step into Boylston one or two evenings during the week and getting a fair acquaintance with the song, whose air is not at all difficult to catch. We hope that the members of '82 will take enough interest in their class day exercises to make the singing of the class song a perfect success, which under the altered circumstances, is less difficult to accomplish than ever before...
...call attention to the description in another column of the production of the Latin play tomorrow evening under the auspices of the University of Michigan. The revival will be looked upon with great interest and with a critical eye, in the light of the great success in every way of Harvard's revival of "OEdipus Tyrranus...
...following description of the work done by the Yale crew during the year will, perhaps, be of the most interest: "As early as Oct. 15, the same date as at Harvard, the Yale oarsmen were afloat, and two eights were organized for practice, the prospective 'Varsity men being distributed in both boats. From Oct. 15 to Nov. 22 uninterrupted practice was carried on by both crews, and again after Thanksgiving until January 10, omitting of course the Christmas holidays. At that advanced date the boat work had to be given up and the gymnasium appliances brought into play. The rowing...