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...hope that all those who feel an interest will show it by attending. The Pierian propose, then, to give an informal recital at their rooms in Roberts' Block, Brattle square, on that evening at 7.15 o'clock, to which all members of the university will be admitted on payment of twenty-five cents. The programme will consist of solos for the piano, violin, flute and 'cello, and probably a quartette for strings, and the special point is to be that only such pieces are to be played as were really written for those instruments. It is hoped that in this...
...understand that the managers of the Freshman crew are meeting with some difficulty in securing the payment of the subscriptions which have been made by the members of the class. We hope that the mere mention of the fact will cause every one to reflect upon the trouble which is thus occasioned the managers, and by so doing bring about a speedy removal of this source of annoyance...
...members of the university can now join the reading room for the remainder of the year on the payment of $1. The directors of the association earnestly request those members who have availed themselves of the privileges of the reading room, and not yet paid their subscriptions, to settle them immediately, as money is yet needed in order that the association may be out of debt...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD: There are a number of improvements that might be made in the Co-operative Society, and we would like to offer to its notice one or two suggestions. There is no apparent reason why a man's payment should be deferred ten days or more after the sale of his second-hand books or furniture, and we are unable to see what is to prevent the payment of the money as soon as the article is sold. Everybody knows when it is likely to be bought, and there seems to be no necessity at all for waiting...
...military display attendant upon commencement day is in danger of being cut off by action of the Massachusetts Legislature. One member said that such payment, which had averaged $641 for fourteen years, was a useless expense, and one of those extravagances that, in accordance with the recommendation of the governor, ought to be cut off. Thereupon another stated that the matter was one that directly concerned the governor, who is commander-in-chief of the militia, and that Massachusetts had some pride in maintaining its dignity, for which it was willing to incur some expense. The report of the committee...