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...These days will be called Term-days; they will be appointed one and a half to two days in advance by special message from the Chief Signal Officer in Washington, and will be announced to the public by telegraphic reports to all newspapers of the New England Associated Press. They will be days on which thunder-storms are expected. Most of the important newspapers have agreed to print these Term-day announcements...
...celebration last evening which quite equalled that of last year, gave evidence of the enthusiasm which the success of the nine will always excite. We go to press at too late an hour to allow of any extensive investigation as to the opinion of the students concerning the unsuccessful attempt to build a bonfire in the yard. But we feel compelled to censure any proceeding upon the part of the students which will tend to endanger college property. There is little doubt but that the indiscriminate building of fires will have this result. The question which now remains...
...forced to withdraw from the Oelrich's cup. I had already shut off a wildly improbable account which was on its way to the N. Y. World, and tried to explain the matter to the Record reporter so that no misrepresentation of the Doctor should get into the Boston press. The facts of the case are these. 1. That Dr. Sargent was only following instructions in recalling us. 2. That we had but an infinitesimal chance of winning the cup with a crippled team. 3. That we had already undergone great pecuniary sacrifice, and should have had to undergo more...
Great injustice has been done to Dr. Sargent by careless statements made by college reporters, in the daily press. We would call our reader's attention to Mr. Garrison's communication in another column, which wholly exonerates Dr. Sargent from any blame in the unexpectedly early return of the lacrosse team to Cambridge. We would also say in regard to the two members of the freshman nine, mentioned in the daily papers, that it was through their own negligence that they were not examined physically, until just before the Yale game, and that they were allowed to play in that...
President Eliot of Harvard, Rev. Dr. Briggs, and Mr. John Wilson of the University Press, were among the prominent guests at the meeting of the Unitarian Club, which was held at the Vendome, Boston, last Wednesday evening...