Complaints have come to our cars about numerous freshmen who for reasons best known to themselves, have refused to give up their rooms to seniors for Class Day. The members of '91 perhaps do not appreciate how firmly established is this custom at Harvard of giving seniors the use of college rooms for their day of reception. We are convinced that second thought will suffice to counteract all narrow selfish reasons for a refusal to give up their rooms. Complaints of a nature similar to these come up every year, and we can only attribute it to the lack of knowledge on the part of freshmen of the established customs. Class Day is pre-eminently and exclusively seniors' day, and every man in college should help to make everything as pleasant for them as possible.
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