The senior crew will go to the training table tomorrow.
The tennis courts on Jarvis and Holmes will be put in condition as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
F. R. Martin '93, who for the past two years has had charge of the Class Day arrangements, will not serve in that capacity this year. It is not yet decided who will take his place.
Although the Trophy Room is no longer open to the public, any responsible person may obtain permission to enter the room by asking for the key, at the office of the Gymnasium.
It has been suggested that the members of the Boylston Chemical Club hold a dinner this year and the plan has met with considerable favor. As yet no definite arrangements have been made.
H. R. Nash of Tufts College has accepted Klein's proposition for a test of strength, provided the latter will give him two months in which to get into condition. Nash favors the fifteen minute limit for the test.
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