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...controversy over the disposition of Jarvis Field is complicated to an extreme. The baseball men maintain, in brief, that to give Jarvis entirely to tennis means, considering this year only, that all decent practice-ground will be taken from the class nines, and, considering future years, that the nine will be put two weeks back of Yale and Princeton in out-of-door practice. Moreover Mr. White, the graduate athletic manager, is willing to take the responsibility of vouchsafing fifteen additional courts on Holmes and Jarvis without disturbance to the diamonds...
possible for the majority to maintain a quorum from its own members. (b) Unless a quorum can be obtained from the minority there can be no legislation which is opposed by the minority party. (c) A quorum cannot be provided from the minority by fining members who refuse to vote: for: 1. The House cannot waste more time in disciplining members. 2. The House cannot delegate to the Speaker the power to punish members. (d) There is no other alternative...
...sure that precisely these plans could be put in operation, but the important fact is that additional waiters, increasing the present number not more than in the proportion of eighteen to fourteen, could probably so be used in perfecting the organization of the service as to maintain, for the increased number of men at club tables, an unlowered standard of service...
Question: "Resolved, That the United States should maintain bimetallism without regard to other nations...
...Harvard Union will hold its regular debate tonight, in Sever 11, at 7.30 o'clock. Subject for debate, "Resolved, That the United States should maintain bimetallism without regard to other nations." The question will be dicussed by W. W. Orr '96 and E. Cockrell '95 on the affirmative, and by J. Hewins Jr., '96 and H. L. Prescott '94 on the negative. After the regular disputants have spoken, the debate will be thrown open to the house when any member of the University may speak...