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There are at present twenty-one candidates: Richards, '86; Griffin, '86; Fible, S. S.; Marquand, '85; Davis, '83; Coit, '83; J. M. Goodale, '85; Easton, '83; Pope, '86; Hood, '86; Roundy, '86; Smith, '86; Williams, '85; Bradford, '85; Fessenden, '86; Woods, '85; Rogers, '86; Noble, '84 (capt.); Jones, '86; Weld, '85; Reuter...
...which Harvard teaches Columbia a lesson." The score was 4 goals to 0. The Harvard team was composed of: Squibb, '81; Munro, '81; Paine, '81; Davis, '83; R. Sturgis, '81; O. M. W. Huntington, '81; A. Thorndike, Jr., '81; W. B. Noble, '84; R. B. Ennis, '83; R. Coit, '83; E. K. Butler, '83: R. M. Bradley...
...last meeting, January 12 of this year, Messrs. Machado, Noble, Coit, Williams and Rueter were appointed a committee to draw up a constitution and resolutions to be presented at the convention...
...first vote on the merits of the question showed the audience strongly in the negative, but the final vote after the debate was largely in the affirmative. Messrs. W. H. Baldwin and W. A. Halbert of the sophomore class were the regular disputants in the affirmative and Messrs. R. Coit, '83, and J. McDuffie on the negative. The annual reports of officers were made after the debate. The treasurer's report showed a balance of $29.00 in the treasury. The report of the executive committee reviewed the work of the Union for the past half-year, and showed...
...There ought to be an interesting debate. The question of co-education is one which is gaining in importance yearly and upon which every Harvard man should have a definite and well-founded opinion. The regular disputants are: Affirmative - W. H. Baldwin, '85; W. A. Halbert. '85. Negative - Robert Coit, '83; John McDuffie, '84. After the debate the regular semi-annual election of officers will be held...