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...common one, and we feel sure that the men who have heretofore indulged in at would give it up if they fully understood the injustice they are doing to their fellow members. A co-operative society must be truly co-operative to be a success. Every member should feel that he is directly interested in seeing that the rules are carried out by all the other members. A student who takes advantage of the Co-operative Society is taking advantage of his fellow students. The fees for membership are so small and the gain so great that no student...
...dinner tendered the Yale nine by Harvard, '86, at the Quincy House Saturday night, was in every respect a decided success. The committee which had the affair in charge is to be congratulated on the perfection of all the arrangements...
...representatives and one pair being allowed from each college. Men beaten by the winner will play for second place. Five colleges were represented yesterday, and Princeton, Columbia, Williams and the University of Pennsylvania are to be invited to join the association. All that is needed to make it a success are two challenge cups for singles and doubles; but these cannot be had at present, unless provided by the liberality of some one interested in the game. Next year probably no challenge cups will be provided, and there seemed to be no prizes this spring. However, the meeting was very...
...Yale's freshman victories. Let each man imitate the Yale freshmen and "step to the bat with tightly drawn muscles and determined face," remembering that, although he has not the possession of a fence or his college future in his hands, as was the case with the Yale freshmen, success will be reward enough...
...book has been placed at Bartlett's in which those desiring to attend the dinner given to the Yale freshmen may sign. As yet not enough have signed to make the dinner a success, and it is earnestly hoped that more will come forward during the day. The book must be closed tonight, and all subscriptions paid before...