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...occur the long-expected class races as well as the '85 spring meeting. On that date, at least, Harvard will have her hands full. From then until the great race at New London a continued succession of ball games, class and university spring meetings, and intercollegiate contests, together with regular college work and examinations, will keep the hands and brains of Harvard men exceedingly busy...
...Regular proceedings were begun in the Washington criminal court yesterday against the star route culprits. There was an exciting contest between the opposing counsel, and Col. Ingersoll branded Mr. Bliss as a liar...
...granted are greatly lessened. We do not wish to comment upon the foolish action of affixing the bogus names, for that has already been handled severely enough in a very sensible editorial in the Era, but would observe that a course in phonography - an elective to be taken as regular college work by those who desired - would be very useful at Harvard, certainly as useful as the study of Chinese. Every one knows the value of a practical knowledge of short-hand, and with the growing demand for instruction in this art, it seems strange that Harvard, so liberal...
...directly in this way the increasing deference shown by the abler papers to the ways of thought and the subjects of interest to students and graduates, is very observable. The New York Times and the Evening Post and the Boston Advertiser are familiar examples of this latter tendency. The regular weekly "College Chronicle" of the New York World is a department of that paper well known and much read by college men, though conducted, one must acknowledge at times, with more industry than true journalistic insight. The Philadelphia News is another paper that has a weekly department of college notes...
...weather has not brought out many light suits as yet, April having evidently made a mistake and gone on a regular blow...