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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...papers, too, have been quick to see their chance and have in most cases furnished highly seasoned accounts of outrages committed by local toughs who parade the streets the night of a big game wearing college colors. For the past two years we have been given a chance to read long accounts of the ingenious schemes by which proprietors of metropolitan theatres and music halls have proposed to "protect" themselves from college boys. And this year, as a grand climax, the fact has been telegraphed all over the country that the last great game this year was played under...
CERCLE FRANCAIS. - The following men will be at D. U. rooms at 4.15 today: Rogers, Fuller, Robinson, Morrill, Jones, Turnbull, Huidekoper, Beebe, Knoblauch, Henry, J. W. Goodwin. At 5.00 R. H. Johnson, Hitch, J. B. Read, Lambert, Knudsen, F. L. Smith, H. Storrs, J. L. Bremer, Hildreth. All others whose names have not been published...
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Copeland gave the second and last of his two afternoon lectures open to the public. His subject was "Browning and Tennyson," and at the close of the lecture he read some selections from the two authors...
...12tCERCLE FRANCAIS. - The following men will be at D. U. rooms this afternoon at 4.15 sharp: Rogers, Fuller, Robinson, Morrill, Jones, Turnbull, Huidekoper, Beebe, G. Knoblauch, Henry, J. W. Goodwin. At 5 sharp: R. H. Johnson, Hitch, J. B. Read, Lambert, Knudsen, G. L. Smith, H. Storrs, J. L. Bremer, Hildreth, and all others in sailor ballet...
...3EVERY Harvard man should read the account of the Harvard-Yale game in the Boston Sunday Journal of November 25. Everett J. Lake, Harvard's famous halfback, and James C. Greenway, Yale's noted end, have been exclusively engaged by the Journal to report the contest. Walter S. Barnes, Harvard '84, and F. Roy Martin, Harvard '93, with competent assistants and the best artists, will combine to make this football number a notable...