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...janitors as a rule are very obliging in lending tools, step-ladders, etc., to the students. Of late there has been considerable inconvenience afforded both janitor and students by delay on the part of some to return such articles. One janitor has posted up notices asking all those who have borrowed tools of him to return them. If all would return tools as soon as through with them it would be a kindness to all parties concerned; a little thought will easily secure this...
...that," and gave it to be understood that his crew would stay in training longer for some other purpose. Col. Bancroft then left the Columbia quarters, saying, "I am very sorry that we could not row. I have nothing further to say; I have done my errand." On his return to the Harvard quarters he told the crew that the race had been given up. They then made their arrangements to leave that night, unless something further was heard from the Columbia men during the day. During the day the Columbia men were met twice by the Harvard crew, both...
Prof. Shaler, with all the members of Natural History 4 who desire to go, will make an excursion today to Marblehead Neck. The train on which the party goes leaves the Eastern Depot, Boston, at 12.30, and arrives in Marblehead at 1.15. Students can return at 3.30 or at 5 P. M. Prof. Shaler intends to make about eight excursions with the members of this elective during the year. The programme will include probably visits to Mt. Monadnock, the quarries at Quincy, the silver mines about Newburyport, the Cumberland Iron Mountain and other places of interest. All those who intend...
...hoped that Mr. E. A. S. Clark, '84, who has been compelled to leave college, will be able to return in the spring and rejoin the crew...
...prominent candidates for the position of treasurer in the coming year, as they would have a certain familiarity with the work. An additional advantage is, that a junior treasurer is much more suited to the work than a senior, as he has more time and need not return from New London for class day and commencement. Moreover, after filling the position of treasurer, the man, if at all satisfactory, should be made president for his senior year as a small reward for the thankless task of subscription collecting. Nothing will give so much strength to the management as some system...