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...excursions are open to all students in the University. Men wishing to go are requested to send word to the respective leaders as soon as possible...
...warm weather during the past week has favored the work of the University rowing squad, which on last Tuesday was able to go out on the river for the first time this year. Since then three crews have been sent out each day in barges, and, although somewhat hampered by the ice, practice in short stretches has been obtained. For the last two days Coach Wray has followed the crews on the river. As yet no definite graded crews have been made, but it is hoped that if the weather continues warm it will be possible to use the shells...
Yesterday afternoon the river in front of the University boathouse was for the first time sufficiently clear of ice to allow the eight-oar shells to go out. Accordingly, three trial-eights were sent out for a few short stretches in front of the boathouse. No coaches followed the crews...
Pamphlets containing information usually desired by students who intend to go to the Engineering Camp may be had by applying at University 2 or 16, or the Engineering Library, 222 Pierce Hall. The following courses are offered for the summer of 1905: Engineering 3b, 4a, 4c, 4d, 5a, 5b, 5d, 5e, and the following Proposed, New Course in Surveying...
Tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock the black gowns and red mortar-board caps to be worn by Harvard men in the inaugural parade will be given out at Butler's. All who go to Washington under the special arrangements of the club are expected to enter the parade, and must wear uniforms. The caps and gowns will be loaned by the club, and may be kept only on payment of $1. On the morning of the parade a picture of the Harvard delegation in uniform will be taken...