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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...candidates for the Glee Club. It is hoped that all who can sing will present themselves as candidates on that evening, and it is particularly desired that the freshman class be well represented among the applicants. Only those who wish to try for 1st tenor or 1st bass need apply, as next week there will be another trial for 2d tenors and 2d basses. The trial will be held at Roberts Hall. (under Sanborn's billiard hall,) Brattle street, at 7 P. M. sharp. Candidates will bring solos if possible...
...sophomores should be the prominent candidates for the position of treasurer in the coming year, as they would have a certain familiarity with the work. An additional advantage is, that a junior treasurer is much more suited to the work than a senior, as he has more time and need not return from New London for class day and commencement. Moreover, after filling the position of treasurer, the man, if at all satisfactory, should be made president for his senior year as a small reward for the thankless task of subscription collecting. Nothing will give so much strength...
...hall. The other evening at dinner asparagus was on the bill of fare. Any man who came at half-past six was told that the asparagus was all out. This thing occurs almost every night. Something or other always gives out in about a half-hour. There is no need to enumerate other short-comings; every one knows what they are; but this one thing is very clear - there must be some radical change in the hall next year if it is to be a success...
...doctrine of "the survival of the fittest" is one which holds good in all enterprises and departments of life. Therefore, with its excellent record of the past, its reputation for typographical neatness and correctness, and the proposed additions to its departments next year, the Crimson need have no fears for a successful future. The HERALD extends its congratulations and wishes it success...
...goodies - he does in the most slipshod manner possible; the only thing be does do promptly is to present his bill "for services rendered" - what irony. He imagines, or else seems to, that his obligations cease after 9 o'clock A. M., and that after this hour he need only ask the occupant of some room for the last Nation or Puck or the new Elective Pamphlet, and having assumed a position that would do honor to a Sybarite, spend the remaining hours of the day in his lodge, blissfully unconscious of the wants of the unfortunate beings...