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...Princetonian has suspended publication until February 12, on account of the mid-year examinations...
...plans for the new 'Varsity Club House at Princeton, says the Princetonian, are now being drawn up under the direction of the students' committee, which consists of the captains of the three athletic teams, Young '92, Vredenburgh '92 and King '93. When ready they will be submitted to the Graduate Advisory Committee for their approval. The building will be of brick, with pressed-brick trimmings, one story in height, with tin roof, and will occupy the site of the present club house, which will be moved to one side. The interior will be finished plainly in wood. It will contain...
...advisability of putting a crew on the water during the coming season. There seems to be little doubt that the undergraduates are infavor of so doing. But before taking final steps in the matter it seemed best to get the opinion of the graduates; and for this purpose the Princetonian sent out letters to prominent graduates asking what they thought of the advisability of the scheme. In these letters the Princetonian suggested that once a week the crew might go on to Philadelphia and row on the Schaylkill so as to get the advantage of practice on "live" water...
Here, however, the matter rests. The Princetonian has not given up the project, and it seems quite probable that it will not allow it to go by default at any rate. The old boat house on the canal is still in good repair, and the Iona Boat Club of the Schuylkill Navy has extended an invitation to Princeton men to use the privileges of their club house in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, so that if the project is taken up on the lines suggested by the Princetonian, everything will be in readiness...
Since the game at Springfield the idea has been prevalent in Cambridge that we were outcheered by Yale. This impression holds, doubtless, because we could not correctly estimate the volume of our own cheering. The following from the Princetonian takes a different view of the matter: "For once Yale allowed herself to be out-cheered, and that by Harvard at Springfield. This was accomplised by better organization, by better leaders, and the students doing their part in every instance...