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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hence voters cannot afford to be independent of parties and to change their party vote on single issues. a. If they ever believed in the general principles of their old party they are unlikely to find themselves in as full accord with its opponents, though heartily with them in some particular. b. They loose their political influence by exerting it in too many directions. c. They eventually gain the enmity of both parties and are tolerated only in the times of necessity. d. They way to reform a party is to stay in it and help it to correct...
London course 500 feet long it might be possible to win with a stroke 60 per minute at full strength. But the course is not 500 feet, but 4 miles. The number per minute must be reduced or the crew will give out. The question is: how far reduced...
Having at last begun to row daily in the tank and go through the full motion on the fixed seat, the 'varsity crew are at last showing some signs of crew style and may now be criticized with a little reason. The crew is unquestionably hard at work in the first place, and the candidates are all showing rapid improvement though the crew is rather behindhand at present. The men are, on the whole, raw, and have had to be coached greatly on the rudiments. At this time of the year crews are frequently rowing with sliding seats, but this...
Shea '94, bow, 165. Has rowed in the B. A. A. crew. Does not control his recover, nor let his arms swing out freely, but keeps them at a constant angle with his body so as to raise his oar high in the air at the full reach...
Amherst college has just issued a circular letter with an enclosed blank, to every student, asking for a full account of all expenditures, including amusements, traveling, etc., for a year...