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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Robert Grant promises to be come a prolific novel writer. The opening chapters of his second novel will appear in the December Century, and before it makes its appearance he will have completed his third novel, which is said to be in the vein of "A Frivolous Girl." "An Average Man," which is to appear in The Century, is said to be of a serious turn. [Gazette...
...even more unfortunate. The recent death of a prominent member of '84 has cast a feeling of sadness over the greater part of the college, which will not be entirely dispelled for many weeks. There have been various rumors of the prevalence of typhoid fever, but as yet they appear to be without foundation, this being the only death attributable to such a cause. But there has also been a pleasant side to the last few days as well as a sad one, and there are numerous plans already on foot for future entertainments. The coming junior promenade is already...
...perfect their play. During the last few days both Richards and Terry have been laid up, but their injuries are only slight and they will both probably resume practice in a few days. Harvard's practice games have been eagerly watched by the college and though they don't appear to consider our team very formidable, they credit us with a heavy rush-line and ascribe Stevens' two points more to the weather than to our weakness. The freshmen are hard at work and training regularly, and it is of interest to note that in one of their recent games...
...Harvard University Catalogue will soon be published, and we are afraid, will appear in its ugly bluish cover. This should not be, for the catalogue, being representative of the college, ought to be covered both in the paper and cloth editions with the college color. Why, when crimson is so handsome a color, the editor should see fit to have it covered in a weak imitation of the color of another college is a mystery. Many years ago the publisher stated that no crimson paper or cloth was obtainable. Such, we believe, is not now the case; at any rate...
...association the foot ball grounds were marked out and a team chosen some four weeks ago, but what has been accomplished since? For a few days quite a crowd assembled at the hours bulletined for games, but never were all the picked eleven there, and therefore those who did appear had to play against overwhelming numbers, a kind of game that does no good to either side. As soon as the novelty was gone, a call for a game was able only to bring out a crowd of from fifteen to twenty, half of whom were freshmen...