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...stronger and more aggressive as the year drew to its end. And it would not be strange if much of this feeling of dissatisfaction should have passed over to this year, and should prejudice many against the hall, especially in view of its many and successive failures. But we think if the matter is given a fair consideration it will be seen that such a prejudice is not founded on reason and is unjust. A new steward has assumed the charge, and one who comes well recommended from two prominent hotels. This could not be unless he had sufficient ability...
...taken toward giving up the Columbia race. We can afford to withdraw after such a victory, and devote ourselves entirely to Yale, as Yale devotes her energies entirely to defeating Harvard. The disadvantages of the race with Columbia are too many and too well known to require description. We think we voice the sentiment of the college in asking that the race in the future be given up. Columbia is satisfied, we hope, and we are sure that Harvard is. Harvard cannot afford to divide her energies, and Columbia will come to recognize this in time...
...Seminary. The relations of the class to the faculty have been about as good as possible under the circumstances, the president being voted for by the majority as the most popular professor, with Professor E. S. Dana a good second. As to Yale's most pressing need, sixty-three think it is more money, twenty-five new dormitories, twelve abolishment of senior societies, and seven ungrateful critics think a new faculty would improve things generally...
...accusation is indignantly denied by the rector of the university. But little weight, however, can be attached to such a denial in the face of the contrary assertion by the Lectureship. Besides, it is a notorious fact that college students everywhere are hopelessly immoral, and it is absurd to think that students at the University of Leyden form an exception to this rule...
...class be published from time to time, and any legitimate expenses be subtracted from the receipts. Men who have already subscribed should not let this influence them, but should subscribe again if possible. I am in no way connected with the management of the boat club myself, but I think it a disgrace that the crew should continue in debt any longer and am very glad to enclose a check for $25 toward its support, which is my second subscription this year. Hoping that every one will subscribe all he can afford, and with many thanks to the HERALD...