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...proved to be so easily infringed that it has been deemed best to make the rules on this point more stringent than ever before. Accordingly, the rules as changed now require that the student shall reside continuously at Cambridge, that notice must always be given for absences which will result in cuts, and that a student who is away longer than three days must always see the secretary at his return, to show that he is back and to explain the cause of his absence. These rules have caused much unfavorable comment among the students, but this comment seems immature...
...defect will be removed before the Cambridge concert by daily rehearsals. The Banjo Club is playing better than ever before, and its preparation for the Cambridge concert is almost completed. The prospect of the Western tour has been a great stimulus to the work of both clubs, and the result will be very apparent next Thursday evening...
...whole are in a bad condition and there is need of a radical reform all through, as is shown by the records of the base-ball and foot-ball teams for the last year, which has also put a damper on the enthusiasm of the college and threatens to result seriously for athletics unless some great changes take place...
...Banjo Club gave its second concert of the season at Watertown last evening, by the invitation of the Watertown Tennis Club. This club comprises a large part of the younger population of the town, and as a result the audience was extremely large. The work of the players was very creditable and received its due appreciation. The first piece was "March Past," very difficult on account of its deal of shading; but the club showed a perfect mastery of it which only careful practice could have obtained for them. Among the other pieces was a galop by Sausing...
Among the list of events at the winter meetings is one which has heretofore received but little attention-fencing. Last winter, however, some interest was manifested, and as a result there were quite a number of entries at the winter meeting. This fall, Professor Castroni was secured to give lessons, but has received so little encouragement, as can be seen from a communication in another column, that unless more interest be taken, he will be forced to give up the class altogether...