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Those who have hitherto used courts on the college grounds will confer a favor on the Tennis Association by handing in their names, designating their courts, as soon as possible. A list of all the courts on the college grounds is to be made, and as this will be by no means an easy task all should assist the secretary of the association by complying with his request at their earliest convenience. Tuesday next is the last day for receiving such applications...
...standing committee of the electors of Harvard college have given notice that they will, during the month of May, receive nominations for candidates for the board of overseers. Each elector may send a list of not more than five names, that being the number of vacancies to be filled, and must send his ballot, signed with his name and year of graduation, to Samuel M. Quincy, secretary, Old State House, Boston...
Lost-Saturday, the 14th, a lettered blank book, with a rough binding of black with red leather on back and corners, containing the Harvard assembly list. Any one finding this book will confer a favor by leaving it in the cooperative office...
...spring term of members of the Harvard Total Abstinence League was held in Sever 13 last evening. The report of the secretary was read and accepted. Since the last business meeting, Jan. 17, twenty-eight names have been added to the constitution. There are now on the list of members ninety-five names. Article VII. of the constitution was amended so as to read as follows : "The expenses of the league shall be met as far as possible by voluntary contributions; but the executive committee may at their discretion levy an equal assessment not exceeding fifty cents upon each member...
...order that the committee on elections may be able to choose a good list of candidates for the offices of the Dining Association, it is to be hoped that members will not be backward in sending in names. The next set of officers will necessarily have matters of unusual importance to deal with, as there is soon to be a change in the management of the hall; consequently great care should be exercised in making selections. We hope that the usual apathy attendant upon Memorial elections will disappear, and that all members will interest themselves both in sending in nominations...