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...conclusion, I would remind members that the constitution requires a two-thirds majority to carry an amendment, and urge them to make the meeting as large and representative as possible...
Unfortunately it is again necessary to remind members of the Junior class that this is the last day for obtaining tickets to the class dinner tomorrow night. Not only have most of those who have signed for tickets neglected thus far to purchase them, but over half of the class has not even signified its intention of attending the dinner. The mere fact that the dinner is sure to be a pleasant affair and that several good speeches will be made ought alone to draw a large number of men; but the knowledge that this is the first occasion...
...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...
...DIBBLEE.C. L. S. ALUMNI DINNER.- The committee in charge of the annual dinner of the C. L. S. alumni wishes to remind all graduates of the school now in the University that the list for the dinner must be made up today. To avoid great inconvenience all men should send in their names immediately. As the dinner takes place the last day of the mid-years, every Cambridge man in College should be present. Notify C. A. McGrew, 71 Walker...
...seems hardly credible that it should be necessary to remind Harvard men that, being no longer under the enforced discipline of preparatory schools, they should see to it themselves that they lay aside all childishness and begin to conduct themselves as gentlemen. As it is thought that the students are of an age and temperament to look with respect, if not with admiration, upon the men who-so often scholars of more than local reputation-have been assigned for their instruction, the College has offered in its curriculum no special course in manners...