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...Freshmen was, on the whole, a decidedly creditable performance. The speakers displayed a considerable knowledge of their subject matter, and a very fair amount of ability in handling the material. The competition offers conclusive proof that 1900 is capable at all events of doing effective work in debating without calling upon those of its speakers who are members of the Union or the Forum...
...broad improvement, however, which underlies all changes of detail, is, that without regard to the efficiency of those details, a determined effort has been made to put all members of the class upon a basis of equlity. In past years many Seniors have felt, rightly or wrongly, that they had little voice in the selection of their class day officers. Hence the unfortunately small attendance at the election meetings. This year there is certainly no foundation for such indifference, and if there is not a full vote polled today, the result will be most disappointing. For this chief purpose, several...
...Athletic Committee has for some time had under consideration the relations of the Weld Boat Club to the Athletic Association. The Weld Boat Club has found it impossible to support its crews without raising its membership fees, which would be inadvisable, so it has applied to the Athletic Association for financial aid in return for certain privileges offered to the students at large...
...Mark, E. Cook, G. S. Parker, F. R. DuBois, R. D. Swaim, C. Bell, R. H. Dana, H. G. Hart, H. B. Clark, A. D. Wyman, T. H. Gray, R. W. Simmons, G. Bell, R. W. Shapleigh, L. D. Humphrey, L. Mendelsohn. Ushers must be at Sanders at 12.50 without fail to receive badges and instructions...
...Harvard University in the year 1898, and to members of the Graduate School and the Law School; and, by the terms of the gift, the award is to be made solely with regard to promise and capacity as evidenced by the essays and the general records of candidates, and without regard to their pecuniary means. The holder of the Fellowship will be under obligation to continue the study of the subject at Harvard University in 1898-99, with a view to the eventual publication of some results of his investigations...