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...even" classes are not usually as prominent in college enterprises and athletics as the "odd" ones. '84 has already done much towards that end, while it must be said '85 has done little to counteract this result. Either '85 must "brace," or, when '83 has graduated, all honors will rest with...
...ball, and Haxall securing it slid over the line and scored a touchdown for Princeton. The touchdown was too far from the poles to be brought out so a "punt out" was substituted, Peace receiving the ball and holding out for Haxall, who easily scored a goal. For the rest of the first three quarters the contest was intensely exciting, Princeton's kicking and Harvard's tackling and running keeping the ball in the very centre of the field. Eight minutes from the close the Princeton half-back kicked the ball almost streight up, and Mason, darting forward...
Upper class men have been annoyed recently by freshmen blocking up the passage-way in the north entry of University at 12 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The freshmen not only crowd up the stairs, but also rest their weary limbs by sitting on the steps, thus making passage almost impossible...
...some time at that place. The hares left their bags in the marsh, where they were finally found by the hounds. The finish in front of Matthews was reached by the hares thirty-one minutes in advance of the first hound. Root, '85, was the first hound in, the rest closely following. G. E. Lowell, '83, was whipper-in. S. Coolidge, '83, and Walker, '84, were the hares...
Thirty-one of the students are from Massachusetts, one from Athens, Greece, and the rest from various States...