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...spring concert of the Glee Club, Banjo Club, Pierian Sodality, and Mandolin and Guitar Club last evening was a great success, although the program, with the numerous encores was a little too long. The Glee Club is better than it has been at the last few Sanders Theatre concerts. Most of the songs are new, but the new college songs are inferior to most of the ones the club has discarded. Fortunately the audience was treated to some of the best of the old ones very well sung by Messrs. Merrill, Howard, Honore and Shipped; and the rich voice...
...Silent Partner."The Silent Partner" elicited continuous laughter from a large house at the Hollis last evening, although it does not depend on refined or elevating wit for its success. The situations are starting and amusing, and the parts are fairly well acted...
...thirteenth annual spring games of the Manhattan Athletic Club of New York City were held last Saturday, and not withstanding the fact that a temporary six-lap track had to be used, they proved a great success. A large number of college men were entered, and succeeded in winning a fair proportion of the events. Harvard men won two firsts, one second and two thirds. The 125 yards dash was perhaps the best event. Downes, '90, and Y. M. Remington of the Manhattan Athletic Club ran a dead heat in the final heat, but Downes...
...class races proved a success in spite of the threatening weather. The college showed its appreciation of the races by braving the rain and turning out in large numbers to cheer the rival eights. It was especially gratifying to notice the freshman tug. The class showed a much better spirit by chartering the tug and keeping up their enthusiasm to the finish, than was manifest two days ago; and the freshman crew proved that they deserved the support and confidence of their class. They made a plucky fight from start to finish. They need feel no discouragement at not finishing...
...meaningless when the speakers persistently refuse to give any more substantial support. The present lack of interest is disheartening to the crew as well as to the manager, and will tell in the races. No man can pull his best when he feels that his classmates are indifferent to success. It the members of '93 are not wholly indifferent to their crew, and willing to suffer the disgrace of forfeiting the Columbia race, which they were so slow in arranging, they must make a decided change of front. They must show more interest in the work of the crew from...