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Dates: during 1880-1889
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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON :-In the Princeton letter yesterday an allusion was made which would have carried less force had the facts been more plainly and fully stated by the author of the aforesaid letter. The gentleman, having in his mind the Princeton-Pennsylvania score of 31 to 0. says : 'I don't understand how the University of Pennsylvania beat Harvard? Leaving out of the question all flings at the referee, which at best are but cowardly utterances as against a man who cannot defend himself, I think I can account for Princeton's decide victory, though not for Harvard...
...less than 150 men have signed the list at Bartlett's there will be no body of Harvard students, as such, in the Cleveland procession tonight. Those who have paid for torches can have their money refunded by applying at Bartlett's. Those who desire to join the "Bohemian Brigade" will report at 7.30 with torches to Mr. A. G. Everett, corner of Berkeley and Boylstone St. It is hoped that many will join. Torches may be obtained at Heyer's, corner Hawley and Franklin sts. or at Marston and Wells, 18 Hawley St. All sorts of costumes and clothes...
Besides the book left at Bartlett's for the signatures of those Cleveland men who want to march in the Cleveland and Hendricks procession on Wednesday night, there are postal cards to be signed by those who desire to join the "Bohemian Brigade." If less than 150 men sign the book, the cards will be posted. If 150 men or more sign the book the cards will not be posted, and those signing the book will march as Harvard...
Harvard calls it lack of interest when only 100 men come out to witness the football practice on Jarvis Field. How shall we characterize that condition of feeling which impels less than a half a dozen spectators to the Yale Field every afternoon? -[Yale Record...
...severest censure of the college at large. Such a season of uproar as was witnessed in Boylston Hall last evening, can only be accounted for on the supposition that the presiding officers of the class are incapable, or that the members of the present Freshman Class are some what less gentlemanly than their predecessors...