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...chapel exercises and other work of the day at so early an hour, and that the short half hour allowed for luncheon is insufficient. They would say, moreover, that the second plan gives every man a chance to arrange his exercises so as to get a full hour for the meal which ought to come somewhere near the middle of the day; and that in almost every case the men would make such an arrangement...
...improving a great deal lately, and ought to feel encouraged to work with a snap and determination which they have not yet shown. Now that it is decided that '94 will meet both the Yale and the Columbia freshmen at New London, the men ought to awaken to a full appreciation of the work which they have ahead of them. Both these crews are good ones, and if '94 wins she will have to have a good crew. There are some fairly good men in the class, and with plenty of hard work a fast crew can be developed...
...course is too narrow for a three-cornered race. There is, however, no real ground for this impression, for the cause of Yale's disaster was not lack of room for the crews, but rough water, as Columbia's shell came very near sharing Yale's fate, being half full of water at the finish...
...Seventh Regiment games in New York this month one of the features was a half mile run in full marching uniform. The winner was A. B. George, the long distance runner...
NOTICE.- There will be a full rehearsal of the H. P. C. at Union Hall, Boston, today (Thursday), at 4 p. m. Be on time...