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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yale's protest against Evins on the grounds of professionalism is practically nullified. Before the track athletic games last Friday, Mr. Wade of the Yale A. A. protested Evins for professionalism. After the games, Mr. Wade asked Captain Cook to sign an affidavit stating that Evins is a bona fide amateur and that he has the regular number of hours in the Law School. Captain Cook said he would do this as soon as he arrived in Cambridge, but, pending the receipt of such an affidavit the two medals which Evins had won in the shot-putting and hammer-throwing...
Race for single shells on Monday, May 23d. Men may use their own shells. Course 3-4 mile in the Basin. Sign at Leavitt & Peirce's or the boat house. Handsome cup for the first prize. Second prize given if there are four in the race...
...organization of another political club at Harvard is a sign of the growing interest which the college feels in the outside work. The university is no longer becoming a cloister where the pleasures and duties of the outside world are left behind when the young student takes upon himself the vows of learning. Learning to be worth much should be tempered with experience, and experience comes only through the outside world. The experience which is to make Harvard men good citizens is that which the members of the political clubs seek to attain. An active interest in the affairs...
PRESS DINNER. - If enough men sign the blue-book at Leavitt's before the fifteenth, the Press dinner will take place on Tuesday evening the 31st, the night after the Princeton game. The cost will be between $2.50 and $3 per plate. CRIMSON, Monthly, Advocate and Lampoon...
MOTT HAVEN GAMES. - All men who desire to accompany the Mott Haven Team to New York on May 28, are requested to sign the blue book at Leavitt & Peirce's on or before...