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...coach of the 'varsity crew. If such is their understanding, we do not wonder at their inaction; for it seems doubtful whether a man competent to coach the 'varsity can be found to fill the instructorship in boating. But it must be clearly understood that such a person need not have the care of the university crew. His work, on the contrary, would begin at the Weld boat house. If he proved a success there, he might be given part of the coaching of the class crews; but not one step higher, unless he proved fully capable...
...executive officers of the Boat Club, then, should bear the following facts in mind: First, that an instructor in rowing need be connected in no way with the 'varsity crew; second, that such an officer might prove of great service to our other boating interests, and eventually open the way to a permanent and satisfactory system of rowing...
...York has had but two Law Schools, Columbia and the University of the City of New York, but now there is to be a third. Princeton is to establish a school of law and possibly one of medicine later on. President Patton and the trustees have long felt the need of a good man to put at the head of such an institution and now that Professor Theodore W. Dwight, the venerable warden of the Columbia Law School, has announced that he will leave that institution next June, Princeton hopes to secure his services. With such...
Others who spoke were the Rev. Drs. Phillips Brooks, H. U. '55, and Renen Thomas, and the Rev. C. G. Ames. They emphasized among other things the superiority of the home system over that of institutions, and the need of rescuing the children before they had gone too far and received the corruption and stigma of the prison. They appealed for help not merely on the ground of philanthropy, but also of the economic duty of society and every citizen who had the blessing of a home influence to provide this home influence for those who would otherwise lose...
...because Heffelfinger has not been rowing with the other candidates for the crew during the past two months. He has consequently lost considerable time. His old awkwardness, which prevented him from remaining in the boat last year, is no less an objection than it has heretofore been, but the need of big and strong men in the crew has inspired the managers to use special efforts to put Heffelfinger into the desired condition. If he can get himself into shape he will be the feature of the Yale crew...