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...settled; November 24, Harvard vs. Columbia, at Cambridge; November 29, Yale vs, Harvard, at New York. Princeton will play two games with Columbia, but the dates are not yet arranged. The only changes in the rules were in Rule 5, ("may" is changed to "shall.") and in Rule 19, (" twice" is to "shall.") and in Rule 19, ("twice" is changed to "three times," and, or intentionally delaying the game," is added). The convention authorized Mr. W. C. Camp to print the interpretation of the rules as rendered by the representatives...
...Dartmouth definition of a dede: A person who wears a collar, and washes his hands twice a day.-[Williams Athenaeum...
...programme: running high, running broad, standing high, standing broad and pole vault, holding the best amateur record in the world for the standing high jump. Mr. G. B. Morison has run in nearly every athletic and gymnastic meeting while he was mile run twice in the I. C. A. A. meetings and the general excellence prize for gymnastics three years. Mr. C. H. Kip was beaten in throwing the hammer in the spring of 1880 making a record of 58 ft., 8 in. In 1882 he wonsecond prize at the I. C. A. A. meeting in the hammer throwing...
...work shown by the numerous candidates has been all that can be desired. Capt. Appleton returned to college at the end of last week and immediately began the preparations for the fall's sport. On Monday the half-backs began practicing, and have been putting in very good work twice a day since that time. The partial success of the eleven last fall has created a livelier interest than ever throughout the college at large, which promises excellent support to the team this season. If the number of candidates presenting themselves is to steadily increase during the next few days...
Again, I object to having examinations of three hours, in which a man is expected to give all he knows of a course that he has studied a year. The man, in such an examination, is generally given a paper that he cannot do justice to in twice the time allotted, and the rapidity with which he can write forms an important factor in the examination. The examinations should be much more numerous and much shorter, although a man should not be limited as to time...