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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...societies, the social clubs, the musical organizations, and other matters of interest to Freshmen. This book is now sent out annually. A week before the beginning of the college year, an information bureau was opened in Holden Chapel, where a committee was ready to receive new students and to render any possible assistance. The reading rooms, which are open throughout the year, afforded a place for Freshmen to come together and meet the members of the Association. In addition to this, a large reception was held at the Colonial Club...
Since the reasons for holding the ex-exercises at the tree are purely of sentiment and association, to change the tree would be to render the exercises unreasonable and uncalled for. The exercises themselves should not be given up because they are "too rough," for they certainly are not too rough for those who enter them, since they enter voluntarily, not too rough for those who do not enter, because they don't, and not too rough for the spectators, as their enormous attendance proves...
...shall best choose her Class Day officers, than she was before. The present system has its evils,- no one will deny that, and it also has its distinct advantages. There is a golden opportunity right here for "Graduate" to devise some better scheme than the existing one, and render thereby a distinct service to Harvard, not to mention the gain for himself in immortality...
...Saturday's CRIMSON, the Sound Money Campaign Club will receive the election returns at Horticultural Hall this evening. The returns will be very complete, the club having secured the use of the Western Union and Pacific Postal returns. The Glee Club will sing and the Bohemian Orchestra will render selections. Any member of the club may obtain a ticket at the headquarter, 17 Grays. Graduates may obtain tickets at the door. The hall will be open at eight o'clock...
Harvard has never countenanced such actions in the past, and we trust that the treatment accorded these men by their classmates and all others interested in the welfare of the University will be such as to render such conduct impossible in the future...