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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...that end we ask that tickets be given to seniors' friends, and to them only. We do not wish to curtail any one's rights to give tickets to his friends, for that is what the ticketsare for. On the contrary we wish to make the enjoyment of the use of those tickets as great as possible...
...spring has advanced the nuisance has been getting more and more intolerable, and must be stopped in some way. The new sod in the yard is trampled all over every day by these irrepressible youngsters; they gather in swarms whenever the Glee Club sings, and on Wednesday they used Holmes Field as a play-ground while the cricket match was going on, got in everybody's way, and yelled and hooted like young demons. Not content with this, a crowd of them took possession of Jarvis Field and played a game of base-ball there, refusing to give...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON:- Your correspondent in yesterday's paper complains of the exorbitant prices charged by the Tennis Association for the use of the courts. The complaint is a common one and one to which attention should be paid. In the same connection may be mentioned a plan which would be of great convenience to the players and which has been several times suggested but never adopted. That is the issuing of tickets in packages or coupons which could be sold at reduced rates. This would obviate the great nuisance of carrying change in one's tennis suit. The Tennis...
...little annoyance was caused yesterday because the authorities saw fit to close the Library and Gymnasium. The inconvenience of those who wished to use the Library was particularly great. A large number of men who thought of course the Library would be open as usual, expected to do a day's work for the examinations. Why the library should be shut on a day when many men would certainly desire to use the books is a little hard to see. To view the matter most charitably, the authorities showed a blameworthy thoughtlessness in depriving men of the aid they need...
About $250 has been subscribed for the proposed cinder path between New Haven and New York for the use of wheelmen. The path is to be four feet wide, seventy-five miles long, and the cost is estimated at $100 a mile...