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Again Harvard plays Dartmouth and again we hope for the success which has attended our nine so frequently in the past. From the result of the last game with Dartmouth, the college confidently expects our nine to win, and the nine will undoubtedly do their best to fulfill these anticipations. If this game is won, the contest a week from today if won by Harvard, will place our nine and that of Yale on a tie for the championship. If lost, however, our chances for the championship are gone, even if we beat Yale on the twenty-first...
...strawberry night of the O. K. Society will occur on Tuesday, June 17, at 8 P. M., in Holworthy 18. The oration will be delivered by E. L. Thayer; Poem by G. R. Natter; Ode by J. K. Paulding. Past members are invited to be present...
...deciding upon their courses of study for the ensuing year, bethink themselves of how they can save a little next fall at the apening of the term. when expenses are high, by ordering their books in advance at wholesale rates. The work of the Co-operative Society during the past few months has been quite successful, and the members have increased over those of last year. In the spring the numbers are usually rather small, but this year, on June 1, the membership numbered 486, where it was only 372 last year, a clear gain of 114. Next year...
...been necessary to put a bar secured by lock and key, across the new track to prevent outsiders from using the course on Holmes field. It has been the custom during the past few weeks for bicycle riders of the vicinity of Cambridge to use this track with all the assurance which an undisputed possession alone could justify. It is certainly a thing to be proud of that the excellence of our track meets with such a hearty approval from outsiders, but we feel that we can dispense with their presence as well as with their approval. An occasional ride...
...afternoon, despite the unpleasant weather, a large crowd of men, numbering between one and two hundred, strolled to the riverside and crowed the edge of the boat-house platform, all eager to see the University crew take their last pull of the year upon the Charles. At about half-past four, the two substitutes, Keith and Yocum, '85, came out, and placing their pair-oar lapstreak in the water pulled away with a swinging stroke toward the lower basin. Hardly were they out of sight when Captain Perkins gave the orders to bring out the new shell. The boat which...