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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...wish to point out that this present backwardness is a logical part of the deliberate policy undertaken at the beginning of the season. We mean the policy of carefully guarding the men from injuries and of developing them slowly. This policy is, we believe, unquestionably sound...
These and other matters of even greater importance go uncared for simply because there is no authoritative body to see to it that attention is paid to these things. Isn't it possible to get some body picked from among the undergraduates to deal with these affairs which mean so much to Harvard men? We have recently shown that Harvard undergraduates are able to manage their own affairs and are perfectly able to protect the good name of Harvard. Why not have some machinery ready, by which such questions and others may be settled in the future...
INSTITUTE OF 1770.- All who mean to attend the annual dinner tonight must positively sign the blue-book at Leavitt's before ten o'clock this morning...
During the intermission, after a round of cheers, Mr. Lehmann made a short speech, mentioning his trip to Yale and warning the crew that they would find no mean opponents either in Yale or in Cornell...
...reported last night that Beck and Sheldon of the Yale track team had been again disqualified. This will mean a loss of at least 7 points to Yale...