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...music at Harvard. Chicago, it is safe to say is a much stronger Harvard town for this visit of the glee club. Saturday each man looked out for himself till evening when everybody went to the Harvard Dinner at the University Club. The affair went off with the utmost enthusiasm and the entertainments of the trip were brought to a fitting close. The clubs were on the cars from 10.30 Sunday till nearly five Monday afternoon when the best trip the musical clubs have ever taken came...
Tonight the Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will give their concert in town for the benefit of the university crew. We hope that the students will do their utmost to co-operate with the clubs and make this concert in every way a decided success. So many of the students come from this immediate vicinity that they could well use their influence towards the attendance and financial success of the concert. We have no fear but that the musical clubs will do their part most crediatably. They should be supported in their work tonight which bears so directly...
...result of the game was a great disappointment, though hardly a surprise to Harvard. The college had the utmost confidence in the captain and his men, and all eleven of them showed by their work that this confidence was not misplaced. Harvard made a most courageous and uphill fight. While all Harvard men are proud of the work of their team they agree very readily that there was no piece of good-luck which gave Yale the game, but simply superior play from start to finish...
...themselves for the demands which will certainly be made upon them. It is unfortunately true that for years the interest in the Union has not been what it ought to be. Many college in this country have flourishing debating societies; and in English universities debating is considered of the utmost importance. But here we have rather neglected it, often time sneered at it, and the result has been a steady decadence of the Union. Since its resuscitation five years ago it has been sometimes fairly successful, and sometimes almost a complete failure. It is now under the management...
...will be better tomorrow that it was today if we do our duty. Don't be discouraged, we all make mistakes, the only man that doesn't make a mistake is the man that never attempts anything and his life is one long mistake. Creeds are of the utmost value out do not be bound by creeds of iron. They are like bands that encircle the growing tree. Either the tree will burst them or the growing wood will make it difficult for man to find them. So with iron creeds. They will be burst, or hidden until an ecclesiastical...