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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...CRIMSON of last Thursday a letter was printed, which proposed that a course of lectures be given upon the historical associations of Harvard...
Some time ago a letter appeared in the CRIMSON calling attention to an article in the December number of the Graduates' Magazine which regretted the ignorance on the part of most Harvard students of the historic associations of the College. The writer suggested that steps be taken to arrange for a series of lectures treating of the part Harvard has played in colonial and later history. This letter unfortunately was received with no comment and the subject was dropped. The loss suffered by most of us in our lack of knowledge of the historic interest connected with even the various...
...CRIMSON of March 26th contains a communication from Irving Ruland '89 criticizing the Faculty's vote and Captain Brewer's letter. In the communication the writer after quoting a passage from the New York Sun makes the statement, "Yale, as usual, is our undoing...
...unexpectedly developing. Evidently anything of the sort is foreign to his own nature, or he would not have let his momentary anger find such hasty expression. There is something very childish in his obvious inability to appreciate the feeling which led to Captain Brewer's manly letter...
...President of the Fencing Club received a letter yesterday from Mr. W. T. Lawson of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club in regard to the trophy that Harvard won last year. It is to be a bronze statuette of a swordsman of the time of Charlemagne, and will be completed about May 1. He says that the Racquet and Tennis Club, who offer the trophy, will allow it to be exhibited for a month in Cambridge, whether Harvard wins or not. Mr. Lawson suggests Saturday, May 4, as the date for the contest with Columbia...