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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...freshman crew has chang its training table from Mrs. Tufts' to Mrs. Bucknells. Post '93, has taken Kelton's place on the crew, and for the past few days has been rowing...
...spring styles in woolen goods for men's wear show decided changes from the past few years. The large plaids are gone, and in their place are the quiet check and fine stripes in worsteds and in cheviots the homespun effects and dog tooth checks are the most popular. The style of cut also show radical changes. Gentlemen who appreciate all the correct points in cut and proportion are invited to order of us, as goods will be cheerfully shown. 10 per cent discount for cash, and moderate prices. FRANK D. SOMERS, 5 Park Street...
Harvard men certainly appreciate the new boat house. Yesterday morning the janitor found several men already there when he arrived at half past eight. The house was full of visitors all day, and the river was covered with craft...
Rule 2 shall not be retroactive, in the sense of disqualifying by reason of past acts men who would not have been disqualified thereby under the practice existing in 1889. In exceptional cases the separate Conference Committees hereinafter mentioned may by special vote, remove the disqualification incurred under Rule 2 by acts before entrance to college...
Many changes have been made in the university crew in the past week. On no two days have the men rowed in exactly the same order. On Monday, Tilton was late and Finlay got in at 6, Keyes at 4, Watriss at 2, and Herrick at bow. After rowing up to the abbatoir, Finlay got out and Tilton got in from a pair-oar. The rowing was poor, Tilton going back too far and Upham meeting his oar. The swing was ragged so that the crew did not look well at all. Tuesday, Nelson, Sp., got in the boat...