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...question will admit of six hundred students all thirsting for knowledge, eating roast beef at the same time. There is a gallery at one end of the hall for carious strangers to survey the wondrous plan; but we got so hungry with watching these youngsters that we did not remain long. Possibly the stealthy creep of prejudice over our judgments may have been the cause of our verdict; but we certainly arrived at the conclusion that our English boys at "Trinity" and "Jesus," in the fenlands of the old country, would, at least in physical appearance, lose nothing alongside those...
...candidates for the 'Varsity and second nines have been requested by Capt. Crocker to remain in Cambridge during the April recess. Jarvis Field will in all probability be in good condition, and games have been arranged with the Beacons, Jamaicas and a picked nine from the vicinity. These games will furnish excellent practice for the 'Varsity, while the freshmen by playing with the second nine, will also obtain good practice. The following-named men will probably make up the 'Varsity in the April games: Winslow, '85, Smyth, '83, White, '84, pitchers; Crocker, '85, catcher; Smith, '86, 1b.; Coolidge...
...colleges comprising the association evidently expect that all the boats will be of the same length, for the crews are to start by their sterns and finish by their bows; as this is the simplest and easiest way of judging a race, this rule will probably remain in force until a change is rendered necessary by some college making an innovation similar to that made by Yale...
...political economy petition will be placed in the auditors' room at Memorial today, and will remain there until Thursday night. All who desire that the instruction in the department of political economy be extended will thus have an opportunity offered them for signing the petition...
...stand erect elsewhere. Harvard is either the best or the worst for any young man." This last is doubtful praise. We take it he is referring to the influence of Harvard on a man's religious belief. For the man who can stand the liberalizing influence of Harvard and remain unshaken in his faith, Harvard is the best; but for him who allows this influence to destroy his belief, Harvard is the worst. Altogether Mr. Cook's ideas are, to say the least, readable, if not profound...