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...When the proposal made by Yale was forwarded by the managers of the Harvard crew to Columbia, she refused to give any decision in the matter until she heard the opinion of our freshman class. This opinion has been rendered, and the freshmen await the result with anxiety. We trust that future Harvard freshmen will never be compelled to regret the action...
...conscientious work. Few college papers have escaped their periods of imbecility and senility, but the Harvard Advocate may well be cited as a high example that years do not always bring weakness. Never, perhaps, has the Advocate occupied a more honored place in college journalism than to day. We trust that each year will see its place elevated, and its work extended...
Unfortunately the trip of the nine to New Haven and Amherst has been attended by rains. Yesterday but four innings were played at Amherst, the score at that time presaying an easy victory for our team. We have only to wait for better weather and trust that the score of yesterday will be made good in a game that can count as a victory for the championship. The college at large has felt very nervous about the base-ball prospects ever since the Columbia game, but we hope that in the light of coming victories, and the score of yesterday...
...races take place this afternoon. The interest increasing during the past few weeks is now general, and an enthusiastic support will undoubtedly be afforded the crews. While the customary uncertainty prevades college opinion, class feeling is high, and the interest in the result promises a closely contested race. We trust that all who can will attend the races. The work of the crews has been conscientious and thorough, and little doubt need be felt but that the men will do their utmost to sustain the reputation of their classes...
...have refused to take their copies, and that for this reason an assessment must be levied on the other members of the class to meet the expenses of printing. We think that it is a manifest injustice on the part of the delinquent subscribers to act thus, and we trust that they will no longer show a disposition to allow other people to pay their bills...