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...last of the Symphony Concerts by the Philharmonic Orchestra will be given, March 10, in Sanders Theatre. The orchestra, which has been increased in numbers for this occasion, will be assisted by Miss May Bryant and Mr. W. H. Sherwood. The new "Spring Symphony," by Professor J. K. Paine, will be rendered for the first time, - a fact that ought to bring out a large audience...
...success of the first Spring Meeting of the Hare and Hounds was attended with only one drawback, the small number of students who ran. The course selected was a very good one, and the time (35 min.) for the five miles was excellent. Perhaps the small number of entries was due to the recollection of the fifteen-mile run last fall; but if the Athletic Association would let it be fully understood that the course is to be five or six miles, and in no case any farther, we have no doubt that we shall see again as many Hounds...
...make all necessary repairs, is to have the direction of affairs. Heretofore no one has been accountable for any bad management, but we see no reason why the interests of all who use the boats should not now be carefully attended to. With these increased facilities, with an early spring, and with the growing enthusiasm for rowing which has manifested itself, there is a prospect of having better class-crews and more individual oarsmen this year than ever before...
...these records were made indoors on an asphalt track, and it remains for the spring sports to show whether Mr. Clark can do as well on a cinder track. It is not too much to say, however, that Johnson will have to ride much faster next September than he did last year, to retain the amateur championship title. It may be of interest to state that Mr. Clark will probably be in '84 at Columbia, and will prove a dangerous opponent at the Intercollegiate next year, in case a bicycle race is added to the programme, which is more than...
...VOORHEES, the well-known sprinter, has improved so much during the past winter, that competent judges are led to believe that he will be the third amateur to place a 100-yard record of 10 seconds to his credit before the spring season ends. Those Harvard men who happened to be present at the Columbia Boat Club sports of January 3 and 4 will doubtless remember that Mr. Voorhees, with a handicap of 2 yards, won the 75-yard dash for college men in 7 1/5 seconds...