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...print in another column the announcement of the preliminaries to the Boylston Prize speaking. The method of work pursued will be modeled on practical use as closely as possible. The first half hour of the recitation will be consumed in study and general criticism under the direction of Mr. Jones. The last half hour will be devoted to declamations by members of the class, followed by general criticism upon the declamations. There will also be sometime given to the study of gesticulation. As it is not allowed to the instructor - to give private instruction to competitors, this method of class...
CRICKET NOTICE. The practice grounds behind Divinity Hall are now open for use by members of the Cricket Association. Members of the University who are not members of the Association can join by applying to the secretary. Several matches have been arranged for the coming season. It is necessary that the men trying for the eleven should practice regularly and faithfully to insure success against the rival teams. Some of the old players will be on the ground daily at 4 p.m. to coach...
TENNIS ASSOCIATION. The tennis courts on Holmes and Jarvis fields are now ready for use. These courts are open to all members of the university, under the same condition as last year. There is no membership fee to join the association, but each player pays the man who collects on the field for the use of a court. The charge on the clay courts is 10 cents for each man, and on the turf courts 20 cents, except when four play, when it is 15 cents apiece. Nets can be had without extra charge by applying...
...OAKES, Secretary.TENNIS ASSOCIATION. The tennis courts on Holmes and Jarvis fields are now ready for use. These courts are open to all members of the university, under the same condition as last year. There is no membership fee to join the association, but each player pays the man who collects on the field for the use of a court. The charge on the clay courts is 10 cents for each man, and on the turf courts 20 cents; except when four play, when it is 15 cents apiece. Nets can be had without extra charge by applying...
...wish for the CRIMSON the recognition which our worthy contemporary has been seeking. In part we already have that recognition, but it is our desire to make the daily paper of Harvard useful to instructors and students alike. We cannot, however, make it so in any high degree, unless we have willing and constant support from both. Members of our faculty have often used our columns; a few of them have regularly done so. We would gladly have this use general...