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...middle of the field for any considerable length of time after the kick-off, now that the block-game is done away with, and manoeuvering near the goal lines of course gives one side a decided advantage. On the whole, the association is to be congratulated for their success in removing the most objectionable features in last year's games...
...believe that the experiment, lately inaugurated by the college, of granting liberty to seniors "of regulating their own conduct as regards attendance at church," has resulted satisfactorily; we see no reason to doubt its success. It has certainly been a popular reform in the regulations. Therefore we see no reasons why a like liberty should not be extended to juniors. All the arguments that apply in favor of granting it to seniors must apply equally well in favor of extending it to juniors. Statistics show that the average age of entrance into Harvard is nineteen years; therefore the average...
...contain a number of songs entirely new, together with other good and suitable ones collected from the best sources. It is proposed to make all necessary arrangements in order to issue the book the first of next fall. It is something which has so long been desired that its success is undoubted...
...performance of "Dido and Aeneas" last evening, by the H. P. C., drew out an immense audience and proved a thorough success. The dance of the Zuni chiefs and the "pas seul" by Dido were especially well received, and the song of "The Model College President" was recognized as containing some home hits; delivered without malice, however. The cast was as follows...
...American College Song Book," about to be published by Orville Brewer of Chicago, has received the co-operation of forty colleges throughout the country, and is a work that promises to be a complete success. The promised number of pages in the book will probably be increased to 250, in order to include selections from the existing songs of some twenty colleges which have declined to co-operate in the enterprise or to supply original matter. We cannot but regret that Harvard is not suitably represented in this book. Of course the proposed song-book of her own will satisfy...