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...agreement of Pennsylvania to adopt the four years eligibility rules of Harvard and most of the other colleges will give great satisfaction here at Harvard. It has been the one great drawback to all the contests with this institution, and there is now nothing to disturb the very cordial relations existing between the two universities. We are grateful to Pennsylvania for her action...
...these outrages,- for that is the proper word to apply to them,- may be the work of one or two men unworthy of the University to which they belong. This cannot be said of the disposition to disturb lecturers at the regular college exercises. This tendency to disorderly conduct has not for years been so marked as at present. It is a real symptom of degeneracy at Harvard, of a loss of respect for the rights of one's neighbor, of a decline in self-respect. I submit to the readers of the CRIMSON whether these symptoms of a decline...
...legislature.- (x) Mass. spends more time legislating than any state having biennial elections: Biennial Elections, p. 30, Argument of Mr. E. L. Pierce.- (b) It is an extravagant expenditure of money: Biennial Elections, p. 4, Inaugural Message of ex-Gov. Talbot; Mr. Pierce, p. 34.- (1) Annual campaigns needlessly disturb business.- (2) The quietest state campaign costs at least $100,000: Biennial Elections, H. C. Lodge, p. 20.- (c) It results in crude laws: Biennial Elections, ex-Gov. Talbot, P. 4.- (1) One year is not time enough to give an understanding sufficient to direct legislation.- (2) Elections...
...Princeton system, by which men are put on their honor and sign a pledge was spoken of, but the serious objection is that men are apt to be noisy after they have finished and so disturb the others...
...there was any call for such a statement as that published this morning from the chairmen of the athletic committees of Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania. It will serve its purpose, however, if it silences the few in both institutions whose ungrounded and unsportsmanlike complaints have tended to disturb the friendly relations which have existed in the past between Harvard and Pennsylvania...