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Such an organization is needed to lead the hither to deplorable singing at the football games. By holding a competition an excellent chorus might be chosen which would sing football songs much more effectively than they are now sung. As an inducement, the chorus should be given favorable seats at the games. Furthermore, many men would go out who have excellent voices, but not the training or the time necessary to try for the Glee Club. Just such men are needed to give Harvard representative singing...
George Walter Prothero, historian and editor of a monumental history and of The Quarterly Review, who has illumined the story of the mediaeval and modern world; he brought hither the learning of the old Cambridge and carries back the affection...
...floor being reserved for members of the University until five minutes before the beginning of the service. George J. Parker will be the soloist, and the following special program will be given: "Mache die Thuere weit," Lutzel; "The day is past and over," Marks; and "O come hither," Buck...
...happened to have indirectly under my care a young Freshman who while hither to blameless in character had the misfortune, after some public day in Boston, to be caught in some prank, not very serious, such as the throwing of a stolen sign off the end of a bridge into the Charles River, during which lamentable misdeed, he had been arrested by the police and spent the night with his two or three companions in the lock-up. When they were called before the judge on the next morning I was allowed to make a brief statement of the case...
...however, much of the incentive for such cheering will be absent. Is not the experiment of omitting these features worth trying? The team will them win or lose on its own merits. And should it lose, I am sure lack of support will not be the cause. Harvard men hither to have never needed incentive to show their confidence in the teams that are playing for Harvard's honor, nor will they need any on Thursday. UNDERGRADUATE...