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Extra precautions have been taken to make the Bolyston street bridge perfectly safe, and able to hold the great crowds of people which will pass over it on November 23, the day of the Yale game. An auxiliary fence will be put up, making the bridge the same width throughout, and preventing the congestion of people at the draw, which is about six feet narrower than the rest of the bridge. Extra police will be stationed to prevent the crowds from pushing too heavily against the railing, which is old and in a weak condition. The bridge has been examined...
...Lamson '05, J. H. Breck '07, H. Miller '05, L. A. Pettebone '05, G. S. Jackson '05, S. K. Becker '06, S. Withington '06, H. B. Webster '05, '05, A. C. Burrill '05, W. W. Martin '05, R. D. Moot '05, E. J. Fraser-Campbell '06, H. M. Bolyston 2G., L. D. Rhoads '05, J. A. Remick '06, F. H. Warner, Jr., '07, C. C. Nash '07, H. S. Lord '06, H. H. Coryell '05, J. R. Lewis '05, W. O. Dapping '05, F. B. Sears, Jr., '05, W. W. Durant...
Last evening Bolyston Hall was crowded with students who had met at the mass meeting to decide what action Harvard should take on the base ball question. It was necessary that immediate action should be taken, for the schedule must be arranged at once. There was a free discussion of the subject, and, as far as Harvard is concerned, this much-talked-of question was finally decided...
Last evening the first of the long expected recitals drew a large audience, that more than filled Bolyston 1. About ten minutes before the appointed time all the seats were taken. Among the audience were Professors Greenough and Fallows and Dr. Phillips. The entertainment commenced promptly at 7.30. The professor announced that it would be informal, as he had not had time to prepare for it. The following is the programme...
...Chemistry 5. Bolyston...