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...been influenced by the extremely unfortunate and misleading statements of the newspapers, but have taken the course which seems wisest to those who are in a position to know most about the true state of affairs. By appealing to the members of the D. K. E. itself we feel sure that the Overseers have hit upon the surest way to abolish the evils which undoubtedly have existed and may still exist in the society. A writer in the current issue of the Monthly has clearly stated the futility of any attempt to legislate away the evils of which complaint...
...college, that new men consider that their chances of making the nine are small. Captain Frothingham wishes it distinctly understood that such is not the case, and urges all men who play ball to come out and try for the nine, as no one man is as yet sure of a position, whether he has or has not played on the nine in the past. After receiving an idea of the training that will be required for the present and leaving their names with the captain, all except the candidates for the battery positions, who remained to receive special appointments...
...building on the estate presented by Major Higginson the opportunity will be offered for working out the experiment tried by the 'varsity training table association which is sure to be successful in the end. In the same building an organization similar to the old 'varsity club will probably be started...
About 40 men are out trying for the crew at present. It will be seen from the list below that the average weight is pretty low. To be sure the men are not to be selected upon the basis of weight alone; but it is very easy to see that a man who weighs 170 pounds is vastly better than one who weighs 140 pounds, if he is as good proportionally every other way. It is not expected that a crew of 170 pound men can be selected, but it ought to be expected of a class so large...
...Harvard ever since he entered college, and no man has worked more untiringly for our success. His election is a a tribute to the confidence which the members of the eleven themselves repose in him, and the college is ready to follow their example. Harvard men may be sure that whatever mistakes have been made will be corrected and that all which can be done for the success of the eleven next fall will be done...