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...will discontinue filling orders and selling goods on Saturday, June 24, but furniture will be received and sold until June 30. Members wishing to buy furniture can have it stored till Sept. 28 free of charge, and members who wish their goods stored for the summer can have them put in the old gymnasium at their own risk, on paying two dollars. A single article or piece of furniture will be stored for fifty cents. The old gymnasium is open from 4 to 5 each P. M., and after June 24 it will be open from...
During the fire on Saturday, one of the Harvard men who were especially active in rescuing stoves, potatoes and children, was seen to enter the side room of a house, put a dent in his hat, place his scarf awry, and then emerge with a halo of courage and self-abnegation playing about his features...
...have the slightest chance of success. In short, the A. B., however high his rank in class, will find there is only one employment - that of teaching - in which his college training alone, without a corollary of special study, will enable him to earn his living. He cannot put up a prescription or mend a chair, preach a sermon or shoe a horse, pull a tooth or play a super's part, without learning how; and his text-books have not taught him how. Whatever business or trade he may go into, he will find a crowd of youths, often...
...race of last Saturday has shown the freshmen that they still have hard work before them to put themselves in a condition to defeat their Columbia opponents on the Harlem. There is good material in the boat, but it seemed to a spectator that their stroke was too jerky to enable them to preserve their form. But they have still some time before them, which, if utilized to the utmost, will go far toward enabling them to win the approaching race. They probably receive their defeat of last Saturday in the proper spirit, and so far from being discouraged, will...
...committee's earnest endeavors to have the pleasures of the day confined to friends of the seniors, in college and out. The committee sincerely trust such an incident will not occur. They would say in this connection, that the owners of the store in question, on having the matter put to them in this light, voluntarily agreed to take no more tickets on sale, and the committee would regard it a favor if other storekeepers in Cambridge would kindly take the same step...