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This noon the peaceful stillness of Williamstown was broken by the diabolical class yells of '84 and '85 - the freshmen and sophomores were engaged in a cane rush. The sophomores, it seems, had previously sent to Troy to have some proclamations printed, which they purposed to post tonight throughout the town, giving to the freshmen permission to carry canes on and after the first of next term. The freshmen some how got wind of the scheme, and determined to get ahead of them. Accordingly they formed in a body at the gym. after the noon recitation hour and marched...
They have got a smoking car on the Cambridge horse railroad, and now if they'd only put on a drinking car, ye gentle sophomore might be happy. - [Post.] If such an addition were made to the stock of the Union Railroad, the funny (?) man of the Post would have some inducement to come to Cambridge and learn something, and if for no other reason than this, may "ye gentle sophomore" never see the Post's "bumptious" suggestion adopted...
...bill for the election of post-masters by the people is being urged by some prominent Republicans...
Mary Anderson visits New Haven this week, but as Geraldine Ulmar has just been there Mary needn't expect to mash the Yale boys. This country may as well learn that there's no use bucking against Boston talent. - [Post...
Nine per cent. of Yale graduates become clergymen. But to see them in their sophomore year, you'd find it mighty hard to select one that doesn't seem headed straight for running a gambling saloon or a training school for prize fighters. - [Post...