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Since the excitement consequent to the sparring contest at the winter meeting has died out and it is too far into the future to predict anything about those which shall occur next year, the present seems a most advisable time for discussing a change in regard to them. Some few complaints have been made from time to time against allowing any boxing whatsoever at the meetings, but that any such radical change will be made, or even that such a move would be desirable, we do not believe. But there is one point that has been gradually forced upon...
...glad to see that our suggestion in regard to the organization of state clubs is likely to be adopted by one state at least. An effort is being made by a number of students from Ohio to form a state club from the students in the college who come from that state. The final arrangements have not as yet been made, but there seems every reason for believing that the organization will be completed in a short time. An announcement of the place of meeting will probably be made in a few days. We hope that the good example...
...that, however many students are expelled or suspended one year, the same disturbances happen the next. SO a new plan is to be tried. Committees have, at the suggestion of the faculty been appointed in each class by its members, which committees are to confer with the faculty in regard to the internal management of the college. In this way the sentiment of the classes will be made known to the faculty, and vice versa, and a better state of affairs is hoped for. It is not a copy of the Amherst system, as the faculty still retain the governing...
...referee having left the decision in regard to the bout of sparring between Bradley '86 and Blodgett '87, which was announced as postponed last Saturday, in the hands of the executive committee of the Athletic Association, they have unanimously decided that it is against the precedent of the association to allow a bout to be postponed except when a bye occurs, and inasmuch as Mr. Blodgett's wrist was in such a condition that Dr. Dargent could not have allowed him to continue sparring on Saturday the 22d, the final bout and prize in the light weitht are awarded...
Last year, when the matter of the injustice of the regulations of the Tennis Association in regard to the tenure of courts came up, the lateness of the season was urged against any radical change. Men had already gone to considerable expense in rolling and marking out their courts, and any material change in the existing state of affairs would be unfair to them. The justice of this plea was recognized and in the desire to observe the rights of individuals the rights of the body of tennis players were left to a considerable degree uncared for. This year, however...