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...their work. There are many good reasons why it is not always convenient to work early in the evening. If a man begins his study at all late, he seldom has time enough to become really absorbed in his work before the doors are closed upon him. We would remind those who control these libraries of the inconveniences to which many are now subjected and to ask that, if possible, better arrangements be made...
...regret that the delivery of the CRIMSON outside of the college yard has been irregular of late. We shall take every precaution to see that the trouble is remedied as far as possible, but we would remind the subscribers who room in private houses that very often the papers are lost through no fault of ours. When there is no letter slip in the door of a house, we cannot hold ourselves responsible for what becomes of the papers When the doorsteps are covered with snow, as they have been early in the morning after the recent storms, the papers...
...wish to remind the students once again of the new voluntary course in Literature and the Art of Reading Aloud, which will meet for the first time today. Mr. Copeland has increased the scope of the course since the first announcement, adding much to its attractiveness. As it now stands it is distinctly a novelty in the way of courses at Harvard, nothing of the kind ever having been given before. Mr. Copeland is anxious to have it make a place for itself on its own merits. He naturally wishes it to reach as large a number...
...have already drawn the attention of the Freshman Class to the poor support they are giving their Eleven and their continued indifference makes it again necessary to remind them that the game with Yale comes off in two weeks and that so far there are actually not enough men to make up two elevens. Such a state of affairs indicates that the class has small interest in the Eleven, for there are competent football men if they would only come out. As we have said before the eleven is not yet definitely made out and the fact that...
...wish to remind the college of the longstanding rule that notices cannot be received by us after nine o'clock in the evening. Our columns are always open to members of the University and we are always ready to do what we can in the way of inserting notices or communications. But it is very inconvenient for us to receive them after nine o'clock; the paper is then made out, the forms are in order and it is often impossible to insert notices: so that hereafter we shall have to enforce strictly the nine o'clock rule. In addition...