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Quarter-mile run, '85. - C. A. Atkinson easily held the lead throughout, with J. M. Carnochan and P. L. Livingston struggling for second place. Won by Atkinson. Time, 59 1/4 seconds. Livingston second...
...question at present, it calls upon the faculty at Yale to make its defence and present its apology for persisting in its present course. It says: "If the time has not yet come for what the News terms 'swinging round,' the time has certainly come when the reasons that lead to our keeping on in the course should be made known. Other colleges, and Harvard in particular, assert their system to be the most advantageous." It seems to be only a question of time when Yale and every other ultra-conservative college will be forced to adopt the elective system...
...some remote period, he was a disappointed candidate for a degree, and, on this account, cherishes only bitter feelings against the whole college world. This reason for such caustic satire seemed at first plausible, but, on re-reading several editorials, nothing was found that would for a moment lead one to suspect him of having received a liberal college education. If dyspepsia is the cause of his sourness, which we are inclined to think is the case, let him carefully read the advertisements in the paper he represents, and among them he will surely find some remedy...
There will be a recitation in Chemistry 1 this week on lead...
Rowell has increased his lead in the pedestrian race, with Hazael second and Hughes third. An unprecedented record of 358 miles for three days has been made. All the men are hard pushed...