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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...bring up the Philosophy I question once more. It is evident that a considerable number of men in the class of '98 are much disappointed at not being allowed to count either Philosophy 1a or 1b as a whole course next year. Would it not, them, be a good plan for the CRIMSON to put out a blue-book containing a petition that, in consideration of the fact that the proposed change in the course was not announced till late this spring, members of the class of '98 be allowed to count either Philosophy 1a or Philosophy...
BOAT RACE TICKETS AT THURSTON'S.- The New England Railroad (shortest route to Poughkeepsie) will place round trip excursion tickets, on account of the University boat races, on sale at store of C. H. Thurston, Harvard Square. Round trip rate, $6.50. Tickets good going June 23d, 24th and 25th and returning until 26th inclusive. Regular train leaves Boston week-days 8.32 a. m., from Old Colony Station, Kneeland street, due Poughkeepsie 4.55 p. m. Returning, train leaves Poughkeepsie 9.25 a. m., due Boston...
...Lehmann has expressed himself as greatly pleased with the quarters at Krum Elbow, and says that the course is a fine four-mile stretch. The 'Varsity are rowing in the '99 shell and the Freshman in the Clasper boat. All the men are well and in good spirits. The Freshmen are now showing continued improvement, after somewhat unsatisfactory work on Thursday, largely due to the rough water...
...means of setting right whatever false impressions there may be in regard to the sanitary conditions of the field, the communication from the State Board of Health should do a great deal of good, especially among the graduates and others who have not been in a position to know the true state of affairs. It will give everyone confidence in the future usefulness of Soldiers Field; and, when the proposed improvements are completed and all the teams will have to go down there, the University can feel assured that they will practice under just as good conditions of health...
...attitude the committee has taken. By their unaided personal efforts it can hardly be hoped that any practical result can be accomplished. Neither are they attempting by secret methods to ferret out the culprits. They are authorized student representatives, with the duty before them of vindicating the honor and good name of the University by calling to account those who have brought the disgrace upon the college public, and in order that this may be accomplished they call upon each individual man to aid them...