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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...rumored that the number of candidates for the senior crew has increased materially during the past few days...
...prospect of a new $100,000 gymnasium is creating a great deal of talk among the students of Columbia College. It has been the custom in past years for the graduating class to erect a memorial window, but '86 has decided to give its money for a fund to be used in aid of a new gymnasium. Speculation is rife whether or not the scheme will be successful. In order to raise the required amount, the alumni will have to be depended upon for the greater bulk of the money and with them rests in a great measure the successful...
...response to the notice of Captain Morgan, about twenty men presented themselves as candidates for the freshman nine last evening. This is a good showing, and is about the same number as have appeared at the first meeting of freshman nines in past years. Following is a list of the candidates: Morgan, Clark, Henley, Shattuck, Woodbury, Weaver, Heaton, Pillsbury, Bingham, Slattery, Monro, Kimball, McKay, Raymond, Downes, Pervere, McPherson, Norman, Carey, Austin. In addition to these men, Hensbaw, Young, Cabot, Talbot, and Trafford will play ball...
...been the custom in past years to elect to the CRIMSON an editor from the freshman class at the period of the mid years. As election to an editorship is wholly competitive, all members of the freshman class who desire to be considered candidates for the position, are asked to contribute to our columns. Editorials, special first page articles, and communications upon any subject of interest to the university, will be accepted and published if deemed of sufficient merit. It is desired that the competition be made as general as possible, and for this reason we again publish this request...
...demoralizing effect of such a debt hanging over each new captain, and hampering his every action. Considerably over one third of the money raised by subscriptions goes to pay up the debt transmitted from the previous year, and leaves far too little for the current expenses. For the past two years the debt has not increased, and if the college will make an effort and pay off the existing debt this year, the club will be enabled in future to carry on their affairs on a cash basis, which will lessen the actual expenses, prevent tradesmen from charging interest...