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...beginning of the year about 70 men presented themselves as candidates for the freshman crew. Since then about half of them have dropped out, but the other half has been going through regular training. On October 23 the freshmen rowed some scratch races on the river. Four crews turned out, made up nearly entirely of crew candidates. Since then enough men to form three crews have been training regularly in the gymnasium. S. D. Parker '91, has been coaching them. Each crew practices about half an hour on the rowing weights, goes through some dumb bell exercise, and takes...
...sent word that their own team would not be good enough to play and that with the permission of the B. A. A. they would fill up their team with outsiders-mainly Princeton men. The B. A. A. accordingly replied that since they could not play their regular team on account of the absence of their best players, they would fill up all vacant places with Harvard men. It is probable that at least seven or eight Harvard men will play in the game. Upton, Dean, Cranston, Alward, Corbett, Lake, Finlay, Fearing, Lee, Mason and Shaw are expected...
...candidates for the Yale Crew began regular work in the tank on Monday. Several new men have been rowing on the harbor all Fall under the direction of Captain Brewster, but from this time the men will work to gether. Five of last year's crew will row this year: Captain Brewster rowed 3; W. A. Simms, P. G., No. 2; J. A. Hartwell, P. G., No. 5; H. T. Ferris, '91, No. 6, and S. B. Ives, '93, No. 7. Among those who have been working during the Fall are Hagerman, L. S., who rowed for two years...
RUSSELL B. BEALS, Sec.CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.- Regular devotional meeting this evening in Lawrence Hall at 6.30. All students invited...
...important meetings in the Modern Language, History and Science departments at which the results of advanced individual research were presented and discussed. Tonight there is a similar meeting in the Geological department, while in numerous other ones, such as in that of Classical Philology and of Philosophy, though the regular meetings are not announced in the calendar, the seminary work constantly done is of high grade. A continual comparison of the calendar with the corresponding numbers of previous years is more and more gratifying to a Harvard man as time goes. He watches the evolution of stray lectures into organized...