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Before any criticisms are offered, it should be stated that the present crew is almost entirely a new one. Storrow is the only man who rowed in both of last year's races ; Yocom rowed in the Yale race. As may be seen above, one half of the candidates are...
It was with great pleasure that we noted in the table of contents of the January New Englander an article on "Gentlemanliness in College Athletics," by Mr. A. L. Ripley of Yale. When we came to read the article our pleasure was even more extreme. Mr. Ripley declares that our...
The Cricket Club is not dead, then, after all. It has only been hibernating and proposes to awake from its slumbers in the spring. But it has not been the fault of the gentlemen who composed the club that its record of late has been so uneventful. They have been...
We rejoice that the Hollis pump has again been restored to its old position of dignified usefulness. Alone it stands, its old companion in arms, the Massachusetts pump, being still to infirm to assist in the good work of quenching the thirst of the parched students. It is strongly suspected...
Prof. Eustis was the son of an army officer, Gen. Eustis, who had graduated from Harvard in 1804. He was born at Fort Independence, Boston Harbor on Feb. 1, 1819, and was consequently not quite 66 years old at the time of his death. At the early age of 15...