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Many schools have been established with the end in view of fitting aspirants for the stage, but, under their training, it is only by talent and years of assiduous toil that a pupil is prepared to appear before a critical audience and win applause and fame. It has remained for our own university to solve all doubts, and found a school in which the dull and talented alike are fitted in a week, sometimes even less, for exalted positions on the stage. Of the peculiar fitness of Boston for a debut, on account of its well known "cultured" audiences, nothing...
...reside at college for three years but are freshmen for only two months, a decided improvement on our plan, and the privilege of entering three or four times a year is given. Gentlemen appear only for dinner at the public dining halls, other meals are served in the room by the "scout." This, combined with many other circumstances, makes the cost of living much higher than among...
...reported that a second volume of "Verses from the Harvard Advocate" is to appear soon...
Among the list of men recently admitted to the Massachusetts bar appear the names of the following '79 men: George D. Ayers, Robert P. Clapp, Fred'k H. Ellis, Chas. S. Hanks, George C. Hodges, Thomas J. Homer, Frank A. Houston, Francis Martin, Henry C. Mulligan (class orator), and William C. Tarbell...
Both boats shall be at the start at the time agreed upon. In case either boat fails to appear the captain of said boat shall personally report to the referee before said time, and unless the delay has been caused by a bona fide accident he shall at once proceed to start the other boat...