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...been corrected since the society was established, and in this way it is really a benefit to non-members as well as to members. But the convenience of getting books, tennis goods, etc., from Boston quickly, even if there is not a great saving, is worth considering. As a rule, there is a very considerable saving. The Co-operative deserves greater support than it is receiving. It is soundly established, without doubt, but, though there are now one hundred more members than at this time last year, the past month's business was but little larger than the corresponding month...
...material for spreads must be carried in by attendants on foot; and, third, that between 4 P. M. and 11 P. M. attendants will not be allowed to enter or leave the yard with dishes, ice-cream cans, etc. The inconvenience caused by the lack of a rule of this kind in '82 has led to its adoption in our own case...
...matter of curiosity to see how immediate has been the effect of the measures adopted by the Tennis Association to abolish the "shacker" nuisance. It is true that there has been no attempt to make and enforce any rule. The simple request that a certain regulated scale of fees be adopted, and that no boys be employed except when found at certain specified stations, seems to have had the desired result. Not only have the numbers of idle small boys who used to infest every part of the college grounds greatly diminished, but those that have remained seem to have...
...college and its influence as an educational institution of world-wide fame. Time will show whether or not they erred in drawing the line at Gen. Butler. It must be confessed that they have increased the honor attaching to a LL. D., when coming from Harvard. The rule they have now tacitly laid down will impel the board hereafter to critically dissect the claims of future governors to the degree Gen. Butler has been refused. - [Transcript...
...result was, I was in perfect understanding with whatever was said afterwards by the professor. This little kindness was one which I should not expect from any one of the "boys," and although, I must confess, a little embarrassing at first, this was a great accommodation. Now, however, this rule is changed, and the ladies all sit together. After this it seemed nothing strange to go into the class room, take my assigned seat and go through with the recitation entirely oblivious to the "distraction" next to me. To conceive of this feeling of disregard for the occupant...