A word of hearty praise is due the Musical Clubs which practically ended their season last night. Their work throughout the year has been of the highest order and has met with unqualified success. It may be poor policy to advertise the college; but Harvard is very glad of all the credit which can bome to her from such excellent representatives as the members of the Musical Clubs, in their concerts in and out of Cambridge this year, have proved themselves to be.
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