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...would sound like sarcasm to urge men to attend this afternoon's class races and to support their respective crews. The interest taken in to-day's race has perhaps been unequalled for many years as the prospect for a close and exciting contest has never been fairer. The hard and conscientious training of all the eights entitle them all to the victory. But it will be muscle and skill that will turn the scale to-day. Seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen all have our good wishes...
...while somewhat of a surprise to the admirers of the more finished style of declamation, certainly to have been expected by those who watched the effect made by the speakers upon their audience. It has now certainly been demonstrated that a certain type of declamation while deemed excellent will never here receive the highest award of merit, and that type is the exquisitely finished. The writer, recalling memories of five contests, can remember that each year the same stress has been laid by the judges upon natural delivery and intelligent interpretation...
...surprised to find that the Yale News took opportunity to circulate the story which originated in New York, but since it has done so, we can inform it that Yale will never gain by such means, the cordial support at an unprejudiced public, nor will enviable reputation for fairness to her adversaries be enhanced thereby...
...something which they have nearly always failed in accomplishing. The individual traits and feelings of the artist have necessarily shown out strongly in his work, and in spite of his endeavors to throw off his prejudices, his hand can always be recognized, and the final result is never satisfactory. A writer who is thoroughly unprejudiced is yet to be found, but photography has given us a means by which a typical portrait of a number of individuals can readily be arrived at. A negative of each person is taken separately; these are then all photographed or combined upon one plate...
...before colleges of more enterprise. But let it be understood that fair Harvard has been selected to uphold the honor of the nation in a friendly contest, and this lukewarm feeling will give place to enthusiasm, and there will be such a revival in aquatic sports as America has never seen...