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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...athletics, and master the first principles, so that captains will not be obliged to drill absolutely raw recruits. When teams can be selected from experienced men, Harvard may look with confidence for victory. The united efforts of graduates, undergraduates and faculty are needed to inspire this general interest to bring it to a practical benefit. Such encouragement and advice as are offered in Mr. Goodwin's and Mr. Crowininshield's articles are valuable stimulants, We hope to see more...
...Boylston St., and are only about twelve minutes walk from Harvard square. This easy accessibility will allow men who have afternoon recitations to go over and get an hour or more shooting which was impossible while the club shot at Watertown. Another aim of the club now, is to bring out as much new material as possible, which is especially desired as the annual match with Yale is drawing near. Heretofore the club has been very successful, and this spring it desires to put into the field the best team which has ever represented Harvard. To do this requires...
...made in the general style and spirit of the play. Yesterday there was a tendency to the lifeless, mechanical work that was so noticeable and discouraging in last year's nine. The players must get more snap and vigor with their batting and fielding before they can hope to bring the intercollegiate championship to Harvard...
...that self-interest is the ruling human motive, is the greater part of economical laws founded. It is not difficult to see the inevitable result of the system of self interest, the weakest perishing, the strongest leading a life of little more than nervous prosperity. The problem is to bring to the hearts of men the fact that disregard of ethics is the cause of earthly misery. Social disorder can be changed to happiness; there is a way out; ethics gives no plans, but only principles, the principle of generosity instead of self-love. Ethics does not prophecy but affirms...
...purpose of reorganizing the Harvard St. Paul's school club. C. S. Matthews took the chair and presented a constitution which was adopted. The object of the club, as stated by the constitution, is to further the interests of Harvard at St. Paul's school and to bring together socially the alumni of the school who may be at Harvard university. The following officers were elected: president, H. Chalfant, '90; vice-president, C. S. Matthews, '90; secretary and treasurer, T. Everett, '91; executive committee consisting of the officers and J. W. Cummin, '92, and R. P. Bowler...