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...peculiar delicacy and enthusiasm of Dr. Brooks' touch is here seen at its best. The The succeeding paper, "The Hermit Thrush," by Mr. G. P. Baker, is particularly happy in one respect - that of tone. There are one or two striking lines, and upon the whole this is the strongest work recently published by Mr. Baker. A review of 'Herrick and His Verse," by Mr. F. S. Palmer, is light in handling and therefore well balanced in treatment. It is almost impossible to criticize such a writer as Herrick by the methods which ordinarily obtain in literary criticism. There...
...runs to 29, and 103 base hits to 38. They averaged only 3 errors to a game, a very creditable showing, and, in fact, their work on the whole was of the best character, and proves that Columbia has material for a club that will compete favorably with the strongest amateur nine in the country...
...team will of course be weakened by the loss of Brooks and Hamilton, who for the past two years have been Yale's strongest track athletes. At present Leeds, '87, Odell, '86, Ludington, '87, and Sherrill, '89, are the most promising candidates for the 100 yards dash, and all of these men will probably enter the 220 yards dash. For the 140 yards run, Coit, '87, Goetchins, '88 S. and Walker, '89 and doing the best work. Smith, '86 and Bradner, '89 will contest for the 1-2 mile run, and Bond, ??? S., Lane, '88 and Schwab...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON. - Possibly many who have marked the change in the name of the Christian Brethren to the "Young Men's Christian Association" have not considered some of the grounds for this move. One of the strongest is the fact that to join the "Young Men's Christian Association" you must be a member of an evangelical church. So in future Unitarians are to be shut out of a society which they have long upheld. It is fairly evident then that the undergraduate clique of Presbyterians, Methodists, and Congregationalists has come to the belief that it is the "sole...
...beat Harvard, and win the fence. But we are sorry to find that this is far from the case. It hardly seems possible that the freshmen do not realize the necessity of good, earnest work, thorough training and enthusiasm. The Harvard nine will, without doubt, be one of the strongest their freshmen have ever put in the field. Their battery will be little inferior to that of the university team's, and a large number of men are trying for every place in the field, while all are in strict training." We do not doubt that our freshman nine will...