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...probable that any other college will be induced to follow Harvard's example. While there was a good prospect of the anti-professional rule becoming general, we were willing to put up with a good deal of temporary inconvenience in order to bring about the accomplishment of that result. We have always insisted that professional influences ought to be kept out of amateur athletics as far as possible. But there is such a thing as carrying the policy of exclusion too far. For Harvard to insist upon this policy after it has been abandoned by all other colleges is simply...
...protection . . . was actually applied and how far it was the cause, or an essential condition, of that rise of manufactures which took place." In the second chapter the industrial history of the United States from 1789 to 1838 is concisely recounted. The rise of manufactures as a result of the retaliative legislation of the United States, France and England, in the years 1807-9, and the necessity for keeping up those manufactures, gradually brought about the policy of protection, which culminated in the tariff of 1828. To illustrate the subject, Mr. Taussig, in the three succeeding chapters, gives historical accounts...
...following is the result of the elections for directors last evening...
...result of the voting for president and vice-president of the Dining Association, last evening, was as follows...
...precedent of former years the order of the classes is not the favorite order predicted for the finish. The freshmen are placed much nearer the front than their college seniority permits, while the juniors and sophomores are interchanged by many who are accustomed to guess at the result of our class races...