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French 4 has finished Labiche and Jolly's "La Grammaire" and will start on Vacquerie's Jean Beaudry" next Tuesday. The class has been divided, and there is now a ten o'clock section on Tuesdays and Thursdays...
DeLong, Frank La Mont...
...Columbia freshman crew, who arrived at New London over a week ago, are all hard at work and are under the training of Mr. La Forge. They row from fourteen to eighteen miles every morning and night, and their work at the oars, while ragged, seems to the men who have watched them to have no faults which incessant training will not remedy. If there should be no race between the Yale and Harvard freshmen, the Yale freshmen will probably enter the three-cornered race with Columbia and Cornell. Yale's freshmen are averaging 165 pounds. The Columbia freshmen have...
...current Advocate might well be called a "special number." Every contribution it contains is by a special student. Nathaniel Stephenson signs two bits of verse: "Poetry a la Mode" and "At the River," one a clever little skit, the other picturesquely attractive and both daintily finished...
...with great approval and has drawn spectators from a distance as well as from Cambridge. The year before last Labiche's "Le Misanthrope et l'Aurergnat" was successfully played. Last year two comedies, instead of one, were given, with even greater eclat: "Les Deux Sourds" and "L'Affaire de la Rue de Lourcine." This year, however, the Conference has proceeded on an even larger scale and will bring forth "Le Voyage a Dieppe," one of the wittiest and liveliest of the comedies on the modern French stage. It is in three acts and requires a large cast, but the assignment...