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...classical drama, the unity of place was strictly observed. Only one scene is necessary and that represents the street in front of the houses of Micio and Sostrata, with a view of Athens on the right and the country on the left. On the whole, no pains have been spared to make the play thoroughly consistent in every respect. The actors have worked night and day to make it a success, and if it is not so it will not be their fault. The originators have received considerable assistance, in the way of suggestions, from the Rev. W. Scott, headmaster...
...spite of the urgent request of the class day committee, and in spite of the wishes of the whole senior class and the sentiment of the entire college, a member of the graduating class is endeavoring to induce the poorer members of '82 to sell their tickets to him, and to aid him in getting into his hands all that may remain unsold after the stated day. In this way he will be enabled to have a monopoly of the tickets, and dispose of them at whatever price or to whatever persons he may choose for his greatest pecuniary gain...
...explanation offered by the Amherst nine, in excuse of their failure to appear at Providence on Saturday, seems so satisfactory to every one that the whole difficulty has blown over. By the presentation of a paper signed by members of their faculty, the Amherst nine will call for another date on which to play off the second game with Brown. The satisfaction which we receive by this announcement from Amherst is very great, inasmuch as its raises our chances again for the championship and adds defeats to several of our most dangerous rivals. Fortune seems to smile upon us again...
...senior class on class day, and, in face of such an usage, it would be bold, to say the least, for any one to attempt to refuse his apartments. The issue would prove extremely unfortunate to them as they could never expect the hearty support of the whole college in such a measure. We can only appeal to the sound sense of the class in this matter, and trust that in a few days the present hard feeling will have died...
...class-day, the enclosure around the tree was entirely too closely crowded to admit of the ceremonies being carried on with perfect success or even convenience. It was seen from this that a part of the college would have to be excluded from the tree hereafter. As a whole class would have to be excluded, it is only fair that the freshmen class should be, since they have more chances to take part in future exercises than any other class and fewer acquaintances among the seniors than either of the upper classes; but to show that the whole college...