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...opponent's conduct during an inter-collegiate contest. Whether their representatives gained victory or defeat Harvard audiences have always used every endeavor to encourage good plays, and have applauded each and every one impartially. Saturday's game, however, made a decided change; for every impartial spectator joined his protest with that of the college men against the deliberate fouling and other illegal practices employed by our opponents. Such a game cannot be mentioned under the name of foot-ball. Harvard could resort to such an exhibition, but the never has, and we hope sincerely that she never will...
...PROFESSORS AND GRADUATES ON THE POLITICAL CANDIDATES. - An address to the voters of the Fifth Congressional District, concluding, "We have considered the expediency of nominating a third candidate, but have decided it to be unadvisable, at this late day, to pursue that course. We regard it as the best protest now open for civil service reformers to withhold their votes from both the present candidates, in the hope that the next congressional campaign may offer us something more satisfactory than a mere choice of evils," is signed by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, James B. Thayer, F. J. Child, J. Laurence Laughlin...
...gloomy aspect to the lower front rooms; so that the taxes would have to be reduced because of the injury to the property, and some of the inhabitants might move away. Should the college government sanction this defacement of two pleasant streets by such a prison-wall, against the protest of all who reside in the vicinity, it would throw a gloom over an improving portion of our fair city that would be profoundly regretted by well-wishers of the college." In addition to this it may be said that it is doubtful if the consent of the college corporation...
...hazardous and expensive method of starting a new paper? It would seem that this extraordinary readiness to abandon legal rights shows a lack of confidence in the validity of those rights, though so confidently asserted, and that the scheme of starting a new paper, instead of being the protest of a deceived and outraged majority, is the last resort of a beaten and desperate faction...
EDITORS HARVARD HERALD : Is it not time that somebody should enter a protest against the kind of literature that our college fortnightlies are offering us? I for one want to record my positive disagreement with the method and the theory on which their editors seem to proceed, and, unless I am entirely mistaken in the tone of college feeling in this matter at Harvard, I think I am not alone in my opinion. I want to say as for the Lampoon that in general I enjoy its articles and witticisms immensely; and this simply for the reason that they...