New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
HARVARD.
LIMITING PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS GIVEN III
soPuoMoREs AND FRESHMEN.

LIMITING, PUBLIC tNTEKIh NJ MEN, 10 VI ''' 80
soPuoMoREs AND FRESHMEN
Cambridge Mass. Dec. IL Nspecihp'-i"e i''"'s
y, arts md sciences at their last regular MEETING passed
n vote Instructing the committee Oh eh'er'"'''"'S
IN ,et,s, oppicatons for leave to give public ueatr-
Gals or musical performances by Organizations co''-
posed mainly Of sophomofes and ireshuleh' i"o "0"
arccts ,he freshman musical clubs and the sophomore
thegtricals given by the She ID. h. h. Society i@
bearing on the hitter society Is not important "S u'
entertainments have not been hnahclAiy succe'Siu
of late years. But In the case oi INC ne"'"''A
mnsicol clubs things are very different, and muon
dissatisfaction has been caused by the announcements
OF the new rule. IL ha5 been cus'o"'u'9 ~ INV
spring TO give a concert for the beneht Oh the o9'
crew and the proceeds have proved no small Hc''
This action hen not only cuts short the foregoing
advantages but enectually stamps out Vi eAi''co "
freshman musical organizations.
InusuaI interest has been shown this year by tho
Harvard Union In making It's arrangements lor INC
coming debate with Yale. The college rs "noio %
paving more attention 10 IL, ana 80 IL VIII uouoco'
bccomc much more OF representative aHd'r INA" ~
WAS last year In the recent competitive trial deDa'e "
cnose the best three speakers bcween Twenty-Five 'hu
thirty men took part. The judges found dmcuity Ill
mixing a selection and to get around their dimcuIty
they recommended four Of the contestants W. u
Mclaughlin, %; \. f. stone, 'V3; G. 'Toomah' spr
and h. II. Warren, '0j, from whom the union VIII
bnye 10 pick The three stone and warren spoke III
tie d-bnte last year, and they VIII uouptTss uo WV
ot tho reuu,d number. The action In voting 10
have Judges Is certainly wise one. Efforts VIII Dc
mode 10 entertain the Yale men in u more elaborate
manner than before.
rhe great hare and hound run was heid ias'
Thursday and proved appropriate end To sue
cesfu series OF such runs. They have been valuable
I'm bringing ont some strong distance runners, Su
A. r. F. Fox 'O4 Nichols, L. 5 Fentoh' 49, Ooo'Uo>
,o,. Manley '03 and scher,schcwsky, w. seven Vi
these rms have been held by the athletic association
thi, fail. On Monday, as close 10 inc ou'Noo'
season. cross country run will be givcn' open 10
All members Of the IL. A. a.
Dr. sargcnt has completed his MEASUREMENTS io'
mis- wears "lndcx." They show as many as lorV
four who have a total strength Of 14i The greatest
fest made is credited TO l. Foster 80, whose record
Is I.ls.o The nrst ten, win tnelr ano'uti IA
r. COckrclI, 'O5, 10lG.6; +. Mason H. - VOo,o T. D.
Winthrop f. 81 yD3.5; t. Klein, 10, J99.- a.
Latham 'G9 yJO.7 X. Macullistcr, 10, O4o2; a. NJ
,.,uc o. ga..4; J. L. Whittrcn, l.. 5. =, o2"l ;
j. f. Vaughan, l.. >. =. J2O.o, b. l.. N"oh
Is. J., 900 ,,., c,,hs ,r,u
TDe fail concert Of the Harvard Musical CLUBS VIII
Lc held OH December IL III sanders Theatre. 49, ,,
rofrssor Black late OF the University Of Edhoursn
ha, Lcgln Ids course Of twenty lectures on bhshs"
literature and has mot with unquallhci success.
Tic annual Dudlcan lecture on the sulJecl Oh ~
cOpal (lsnatiOuh delivered on "Wednesday c'c"b
y, ihe Rev William Elliot Griiis, OF Boston
Inc report OF the college librarian Tor loO. SHOWS
I'm all DEPARTMENT, grand total OF 37,, W9 NoiuIhrS
for tie university library III duulloh " uc'e UNIV
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