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...material as a whole is very fair and only needs development. The following nucleus is left over from last year...
...Freshman musical clubs are shortly to begin the work of preparation for the concerts in the spring. Since the first trials were held last month the Banjo Club, with a provisional membership of about fifteen, has been rehearsing under the leadership of A. B. Taylor and a nucleus has been developed for a good club. Further trials will probably be held the latter part of the week. If successful, the club will be the first Freshman Banjo Club organized since...
...university. The football eleven will thus lose seven and possibly eight of its strongest men, and of the substitutes the following graduate: T. S. Adams '01S, P. H. Kunzig '01L, C. G. Miller '01S, R. R. Richardson '01 and, J. C. Tomlinson '01. There is left, however, a nucleus for a strong team in the following men, who remain in college: G. B. Chadwick '03, halfback; J. R. Bloomer '01, left tackle; C. Gould '02, end; A. H. Sharpe '02M, halfback; R. Sheldon '02S, right guard; H. C. Holt '03, centre; C. D. Rafferty...
...four leading teams, with the possible exception of Yale. Her only losses from last year's team were Overfield, centre, Snover, tackle, and Outland, end. Of last year's line, Wallace, tackle, and Hare and Teas, guards, probably the three best men, remain, and with them as a nucleus the vacancies seem to have been satisfactorily filled. McCloskey has proved an able successor at centre to Overfield, whose substitute he was for two years. Horner and Zimmerman, tackles, and W. Gardiner and Hodge, ends, have filled the other vacancies. Back of the line. Graves, quarter, and Potter, Davidson...
...rooms and establishing a library. Since there is no social room for children at present in that district the rooms will be fitted up with periodicals and books for children from seven to fourteen years of age. Some fifty standard juvenile books are being purchased to form a nucleus. In order that these rooms may become an attractive spot in a decidedly desolate district, it is hoped that Harvard men will help to keep the library growing by contributing more volumes. Books for the library will be received by E. C. Hern, 4 Thayer Hall, and subscriptions may be sent...