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Thirdly the committee is sure from observation and inquiry that there is no demand for a larger Foxcroft system. I question the completeness of the inquiry made between April 25, when the new scheme was proposed and April 26, when the committee reached this conclusion. If the committee is right, however, the hall, by the terms of the circular will not be run on this scheme, so if it is as "perfectly sure" as it says it is, it need not have spent time protesting. Its only given reason, however, is fallacious. It is no argument to cite the fact...
Thirdly, we feel perfectly sure from observation and inquiry among the students a that there is no demand for a larger Foxcroft system than exists at present. If there were, the Foxcroft Club would have a waiting list...
...permanent situation, and the proposed hall will both do this and cover the ground of like smaller organizations, and generally offer every opportunity for moderate living to economical students. The a la carte system, and the comparatively low limits for the weekly charge, will of course necessitate a much larger and more general use of "orders," even among those who take "regular" meals. Further than this the announcement sufficiently explains itself...
...ventilation seems to be entirely wanting. It is hardly apparent why Sanders Theatre could not have been used, and why it cannot be used, next Thursday evening. If it were announced that the address would be there, not only would those be accommodated who would come anyway, but a larger number would come. It is surely no advertisement for the addresses to be consigned to so unsuspicious a place. "A word to the wise is sufficient...
...Their system of training is much the same as that in vogue at Harvard and Yale, only that the English oarsmen take considerably more road work which may be accounted for by the fact that they also take a much larger quantity of ale, which necessitates additional work. I have paid much attention to the coaching system in practice at New Haven, and I fail to see any system better than that employed at Yale. While Mr. Cook makes no claim to originality he has nevertheless improved on the English stroke, which he introduced in this country several years...