ONE of the most interesting features of the Annual Class-Day festivities is connected with the Class Tree; and it is one which is most liable to become a barbarous rite, through a misapprehension of its proper observance. The inappropriate rudeness and Bowery spirit which last year marked the Ring Rushes of the Sophomore and Freshman classes has caused more or less apprehension with the Class-Day committee this year; a repetition of such uncalled-for roughness is certainly the least acceptable way in which undergraduates can assist in the celebration of Seventy-Five's own day. The committee have asked Seniors to avoid all absurdity in dress in the Exercises at the Tree, and the committee desire that we, through the columns of The Crimson, should ask Sophomores and Freshmen to refrain from all absurdities in the Rush.
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