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...committee on arrangements for the Senior class picnic has succeeded in securing Nantasket Point for June 1, and the College office has consented to allow the entire class to leave Cambridge for that day. The general idea is to go by a special steamer to the Point, and to have sports of all kinds during the day. Nantasket Point will be reserved exclusively for the class, and a clam- and lobster-bake will be provided...
...field events, first place in the shot put should go to either H. Le Moyne '07 of Harvard or Glass of Yale. Both have made records of over 46 feet, but chances seem to favor Le Moyne. F. A. Schoenfuss '04 of Harvard will probably be third...
Arrangements have been made with the Fall River Line for a special rate of fare to those who are going to the baseball game at Princeton on May 28. If 100 men go, the fare to New York and return will be $5.60; if 75 men go, the fare will be $6.00; and if only 50 men go, it will be $6.40. This provides for leaving Boston via the Fall River Line on Friday evening, May 27, returning from New York Monday evening, May 30. The railroad fare from New York to Princeton and return...
These rates apply also to those who intend to go only to New York...
Owing to the recent overcrowding of the launch and the consequent serious inconvenience to the coaches, it has been decided to allow no undergraduates to go out hereafter. This step has been taken with much reluctance and is purely for the best interests of the crew...