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With the circulars the executive board is also sending out blanks by means of which it hopes to collect information with regard to the number and size of farms operated by graduates as well as the principal crop or kind of stock raised on each and the system of accounting used on each with other information of a like nature...
Apropos of the subject of study, certain statistics in regard to Freshman probation this year are especially interesting. Out of the forty-four probationers which represent the Freshman crop for the first half-year, it was found that twenty-five had taken less than three cuts, and that eight had taken less than three cuts, and that eight had taken no cuts at all. Evidently, as Dean Yeomans expressed it, they had shown interest in their work at least to the extent of taking their bodies to the class-room...
...post-season football harvest is a crop of all-America teams; from East and West, from real editors and near coaches, come suggestions for a combination of the mightiest of the mighty. Yet what do they all avail? The Western theorist's team is an all-Western team with a couple of easterners as a sop to eastern criticizers, and vice versa with the eastern theorist, only here it has been the custom to have at least a majority of players from the critic's own college. It is all so much wasted effort. Those who could do the best...
...anybody seen the Opera Association? Is it to be another College mushroom, come and gone in a year? Perhaps we are looking for it to crop up before its season; perhaps it is intending to surprise us some fine morning by bursting into sudden glory; perhaps it will not be as unwieldy an organization to handle as in its infancy. Al these things are conjectures. But we know that a great many men are making their yearly resolutions to take advantage of the Opera this winter and would be glad to hear the Associations awake and stretch itself. May they...
...finish their College course in three years to remain in athletics another year while studying for the degree of A. M. in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. To establish eligibility on its original wide basis is hardly desirable, for to do so would mean a new crop of the old petty questions which were continually arising up to 1905. To make the change would probably require the consent of Princeton and Yale, which are parties to the agreement and would involve the granting of a like privilege at those universities, though as a matter of fact in neither...