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Perhaps there is no reproach which has been more constantly cast in the teeth of Harvard men than that of favoritism in the selection of athletic teams. Newspapers are eager for sensation, unsuccessful candidates are apt to blame anything but themselves; and people seem somehow to forget that a coach's or a captain's reputation depends on his using the best men available...
...game. We agree with "Ninety-Four" to the extent of thinking that it is quite possible that such a view of defeat may be dwelt on excessively. In general we believe it the duty of the defeated side to say as little as possible, to grit their teeth and work to win next time. But a mere recognition of the fact that the team has done its best to win, if made sincerely, is certainly no more than just when the season is over. Severe coaching and outspoken criticism will undoubtedly do good when the practice is going...
...Hours, 1 to 2; 7 to 8 p. m.M. E. PIERCE, D. D. S., is prepared to put in first-class condition the teeth of all students leaving for the summer...
...WRIGHT, 4 D. Hours, 1 to 2; 7 to 8 p. m.M. E. PIERCE, D. D. S., is prepared to put in first-class condition the teeth of all students leaving for the summer...
...attired for the bridal, and is informed that Mourzouk, owing to a toothache, is unable to come, and that the wedding must be postponed. But Marasquin insists on being married at once. All is arranged, when Girofla is carried off by pirates. In the meantime, Mourzouk, having had his teeth pulled out, appears, ready also to be married, and demands his bride. Every one is frightened at his fierce appearance. Bolero is afraid to tell him that Girofla has been carried away, and tries to put him off, but Mourzouk insists on her being produced at once. Aurore at last...