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...club cramped for room, but even the plan of the building does not offer facilities suitable for conducting such a large business. That there is a demand for such a club in the University is shown by the large number of resident as well as transient students who avail themselves of its advantages...
...hand are anxious to have a large number of entries. Men who have had experience on their class crews, either as regulars or substitutes are especially wanted. The regatta is a novel affair in Harvard life and promises to be an interesting one. There are many here who avail themselves of the boating facilities offered by the Weld Club and if they will take the initiative it will doubtless give popularity to the scheme and ultimately result in its deserved success...
...team have been disclosed; it is now the work of the captain, coachers and players to strengthen them. Ninety-six must win her second game, and the third if there is one, but she may as well realize once and for all that to do it, she must avail herself of every opportunity for improvement from now until...
...teams of 1890-91 and rendered them valuable assistance. It was felt last year by the coaches and the team that his coolness and judgment could have helped them at critical times and kept them together in many emergencies. The college is to be congratulated on being able to avail themselves of his services. Harvard has long since recognized the injustice done to Mr. Adams and Mr. Stewart in the fall of '91, and wishes to acknowledge the error which she made at that time. The college has learned a lesson and it is safe to say that the whole...
...doubtful whether the new house will be used by the 'varsity oarsmen this year, as the harbor is available and the crew will start for New London early in June. It will, however, be used by the class crews in their practice for the fall and spring regattas, which are always held on Lake Whitney, and by the single scullers, who will, it is thought, avail themselves of the privileges of this house to revive the practice of single sculling, which recently has fallen into disuse at Yale...