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HARVARD M. I. T.Gross, Duarte, Tudor l.w. r.w., Fahey, Nock, CulinanChase, Scott c. c., Crosby, MeadeHamlen, Crosby, Zarakov r.w. l.w., Duplin, WhiteEllison, Stanley, Wylde l.d. r.d., BerkeleyHoward, Clark, Wylde r.d. l.d., Crandall, BurgessAdams, Morrill g. g. Richard
That conversation, the intellectual salt and pepper of thought, has of late become stereotyped, is a charge often repeated. Business and bridge are the talk of the town, even that section which has had the advantage of a college training. In the current Harper's, Albert Nock, one-time editor of the uncompromising and now deceased Freeman, brings this plaint again into prominence. The stock market has over cast music. Work and Whitehead flourish in place of politics as topics of conversation...
Prof. Smith introduced his lecture last night by a pretty description of Monad-nock and the surrounding country, the various parts of which reflect the images of the lives and characters of Art, Egil, and Njal...
This afternoon at four o'clock two elevens, made up from men who have been training with the football squad under the direction of Captain Cum nock, will play a game on Jarvis Field. Cumnock will captain one eleven, and Base, '91, the other. Two halves of fifteen or twenty minutes will be played, and the game will be refereed and umpired by old 'varsity players. The following men have worked with the football squad throughout the season. The first eleven will be captained by Bass, '91, and will be made up of Pierce, '93, 148; Hand, '93, 162; Thomas...