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...representative of Public Sentiment at Harvard University, have missed a great chance to express the feelings of the whole College at this time, when, not only the students and professors, but also the whole people of Cambridge are experiencing a tremendous sorrow over the death of Mr. Fred Leavitt...
That no article appeared in your Monday morning edition is excusable because of the suddenness of it all, but not to have said a word in either Tuesday's or today's CRIMSON is an example of appalling self-centredness. That part of the College which knew Mr. Leavitt loved and honored him as a true American citizen, as a loyal partisan of Harvard and a sincere friend. I, as one of his admirers and as a member of the University, feel ashamed that the paper which represents the students' opinions on all local matters has neglected...
Since 1883, Mr. Leavitt has been all but a college boy himself, joking, sympathizing and advising us, who are here today. He knew "the ropes" and he helped us to learn them too. When we were wrong he told us; when we were right he never failed to commend us, Despondent and discouraged have I entered his store; cheerful and wiser have I left. He knew us all; I think he loved us all. For years has he "rooted" for our teams only too willing to back them. Just the other day he said...
Therefore, is it that I write this appeal for some recognition of our loss; for some slight word from the CRIMSON that the death of our staunch friend. Mr. Leavitt, may not pass unheeded by all of us students of Harvard University, whom he knew and loved. Punar L. Saldonstall...
...Handicap Trophy, breaking thirty-three out of fifty birds. Nathaniel Hathaway '22 was second handicap winner with thirty-four, while R. D. Hale '23 won a leg on the Season Scratch Trophy with a score of forty-one. The Gun Club's two trophies will be on exhibition in Leavitt and Peirce's window during the remainder of the week...