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...more physical agility. The larger portion of the ordinary news organ of the college is often given up to the report of games. I have asked the faculty to devise effective measures to avert these excesses. A committee has prepared a careful report on the subject. I trust we will be sustained in our efforts by parents and by the public press. In Princeton no student is allowed to contend in any public game without the written permission of his parent or guardian. But there are parents who weakly give their consent to the importunities of their sons, and then...
...care to study themselves, at least common courtesy ought to keep them from greatly annoying those who are compelled to work. A little reflection must show any one who has been rude enough to create a disturbance that he has done a most unjust thing, and will, we sincerely trust, lead him to cease hereafter...
...congratulate the freshmen on their victory last Saturday. We felt conddent that they could defeat Yale, and were glad to see our confidence justified. The long line of Yale's victories has been broken, and we trust that Harvard freshmen will hereafter follow the example of '86. We hope the freshmen will be equally successful in the deciding game of the series...
...From the fact that there were but four signatures placed in this book, it must be inferred that all other members of the class desire full packages of tickets. If, however, any one discover after the sale that he has taken more tickets than he needs, the committee trust that in disposing of them he will either limit himself to members of the class or return them to the committee to be repurchased by them...
...trust that the seniors sincerely appreciate the great privilege offered to them exclusively of inspecting the observatory of the college on certain specified evenings of this month. None of the various ceremonies which give indication of the near departure of a graduating class possess deeper significance than this one. The visit to the observatory may be regarded as the very crowning of the four-years' monument of study erected by every student of the college-as the final "finishing off," to use the phrase of the young ladies' seminary, of his college life. If the origin of the custom were...