The fact that the Princeton faculty, whose rules in regard to professional trainers are practically indentical with those in force at Harvard, has not deemed it inconsistent with the spirit of those rules to permit their Athletic Association to employ as trainer a man whom our own faculty deemed an improper person to exercise those functions at Harvard, is significant. We do not wish to indulge in captions criticism on the action of our athletic committee; but it certainly seems as though this action on the part of Princeton sustained the possibility of a doubt as to whether the action of our own faculty in the matter was not ill-advised.
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The Ninety-One Nine.
