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...gratifying to see the project now taken hold of systematically by the classmates of Phillips Brooks. Circulars have been drawn up under the direction of Mr. Edwin H. Abbot, secretary of the class of '55, stating in full the need and appropriateness of the proposed building and calling for voluntary subscriptions. These circular letters, together with clippings from the various papers containing articles relative to the subject, will be sent to all the living graduates of Harvard and every effort will be made to push the scheme through successfully...
...Then, too, the objection to the professional school men is based on the further ground that teams admitting them have a range of choice extending over about eight years, nearly the full extent of a man's efficiency as an athlete. There can be no just comparison between such teams and teams chosen from a range of four years, and those four years at the very beginning of a man's athletic efficiency...
...full sympathy with the object of the recent action of the Intercollegiate Foot Ball Association, and Harvard is ready to cooperate with Yale in an attempt to exclude the perpetual and the imported athlete...
...full sympathy with the recent action of the Intercollegiate Foot Ball Association, and Harvard is ready to cooperate with Yale in an attempt to exclude the perpetual and the imported athlete...
...poetry is a beautiful expression of a deep and noble character. "The Cosmopolis City Club," begun in the January Century, is an account of the organization of the best men of a large town for the purification of city politics. The subject is interesting and the article is full of good suggestions...