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Between October 13 and 18 the following matches must be played by the first section: Tuckerman vs. Clark, Tuckerman vs. Appleton, Tuckerman vs. Per-Roosevelt, Souther vs. Perkins, Souther vs. Roosevelt, Souther vs. Perkins, Souther vs. Roosevelt, Souther vs. Clark, Roosevelt vs. Perkins. Between October 20 and 25 these matches must be played: Tuckerman vs. Souther, Tuckerman vs. Roosevelt, Clark vs. Perkins, Clark vs. Roosevelt, Appleton vs. Perkins, Appleton vs. Souther...
...present time the sub-committee on the proposed Commencement changes have received several thousand replies, in ninety-nine per cent of which the graduates state that they believe the compression of events as proposed is desirable. It is probable that some definite action concerning the change will be made on Commencement day this year...
...situation of the Co-operative affair seems to be about as follows. At the annual November meeting attended by about 35, one of the Faculty directors moved that the President get $800 per year and the Secretary $10.00 per meeting. Another Faculty member moved that a plan for reorganization and incorporation be drawn. He was afterwards appointed to draw the plan which is the one now under discussion. The majority directors then printed the plan, and their argument in favor, at the expense of the Society but refused the same privilege to the minority. In their report, after pointing...
...years past the Harvard Co-operative Society has not been a co-operative organization in the accepted sense of that term, the sense which Professor Sabine employs. It is a misuse of the word co-operation to speak of co-operation among 2500 men, when less than two per cent of those men are willing to attend once a year a meeting called for the purpose of effecting co-operation in the matter of choosing the officers and determining the policy of the Society...
...Directors believe that in the long run the rate of dividend will not be impared; and that the convenience and comfort of the members will be served immediately. In the present year the tailoring department--held up as a warning by Professor Sabine--has increased its sales by 40 per cent., whereas the Society as a whole has increased its business by five per cent...