Word: pasted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fact that the Junior dinner will not take place until March 30 is no reason why the majority of the class of Ninety-eight should delay signing the blue-book at Leavitt and Peirce's and securing their tickets until the day before the dinner. In past years this has been the case with a considerable number of Juniors and on account of not knowing how many to provide for, the committee on arrangements has always had an unnecessary amount of trouble at the last minute. Thus far a ridiculously small percentage of the class has signified its intention...
This boat race will be the most interesting athletic event in which Harvard will have participated for several years past. A race with Cornell alone would be attended by a large contingent from every class; but the entrance of Yale into the contest lends it a double interest, so that it is safe to say that every Harvard man who can afford the expense would wish to go to Poughkeepsie this year...
...wish to remind the University of Mr. Richard Watson Gilder's address to be delivered tonight at the invitation of the Student Volunteer Committee. As chairman of the New York Tenement House Commission Mr. Gilder has done a great deal during the past few months to procure the passage of a bill in the New York Legislature providing for improved tenement houses and open air parks in the crowded districts of New York City. In his address he proposes to show the influence of public opinion and good citizenship in bringing about these results. Mr. Gilder is well known...
...Wrightington '97 has joined the crew. He has been rowing in the tank for some time past, under Captain Goodrich's coaching. Wrightington rowed bow on the '95 'Varsity crew...
...address at the third annual open meeting of the Harvard Union, held in Sanders Theatre last evening, was delivered by Mr. Andrew Dickson White. Mr. White's subject was "Evolution vs. Revolution in Politics" He gave a survey of some of the past events in the history of nations and some suggestions for future action which are of vital importance. President Grilk of the Union presided and introduced Mr. White, who spoke in part as follows...