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...undoubtedly be made at the slowness with which the meals will be served when fourteen men have to accommodate themselves to the service of one waiter, but this is certainly better than the present arrangement, under which one is never sure of fending his seat vacant. As the new plan will be only temporary, we hope the boarders at the Hall will do their best to put up with a little discomfort for a short time...
...past week the Directors have realized that something must be done to accommodate the many applicants who have thus far failed to get in. Many plans were proposed, for example, putting tables in the east gallery and arranging the tables in the hall so as to do away with the centre aisle and thus put in more tables. But it was deemed inadvisable to change the present arrangement of the tables, as no other one proposed would so well accommodate the students and provide sufficient means of entrance and exit. As for the tables in the gallery, this plan...
...best plan suggested was that of putting two extra chairs at the ends of the following tables: Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 59, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, and 1 extra chair...
...Cleveland and Hendricks or for Blaine and Logan?" is to many men a very different one from the question, "Shall I march in the Democratic or in the Republican procession?" The proposition is also made to attend both processions and in this manner satisfy all classes alike. To this plan, however, we strongly object, as the result would probably be that neither procession would be fully attended. One of these processions is generally enough for most men. What we want is a large demonstration which will reflect credit upon the college and which will compare favorably with that of four...
...Club. The prospectus of the club-if we may call it so, for the organization is not yet completed-embrace a course of lectures by gentlemen who are well known exponents of the art of speaking, readings by Mr. Jones, and recitations by the members of the club. The plan which the club has in giving these entertainments, to bring the subject of elocution before the college at large, is an excellent one. The study of elocution is one which is too much neglected here, and which languishes rather from the students' tendency to keep in the regular...