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...second and third performances of the Dramatic Club last week were as successful as the first. "Beranger" has received more acclaim from intelligent critics--and deservedly, we think--than any other Dramatic Club production in recent years. Most to the credit of the club is the nature of the praise--not for any single feature, but for choice of play, translation, acting, setting, costuming, and production equally. It is only to be regretted that the performances were so limited. With a success like "Beranger" behind it, there is no apparent reason why the club should not try its fortunes beyond...
...also true that the Washington assembly has built a firm basis for future constructive conferences. One has only to recall the acclaim awarded Secretary Hughes's opening speech and then consider the fulfilment of the proposals outlined therein, to fully realize the monumental achievement of the delegates. The reduction of naval tonnage to 500,000 tons each for England and America, and 300,000 for Japan, and the ten-year naval holiday, are accomplished. This is perhaps the most important treaty; in addition, that limiting the use of submarines as commerce destroyers, the Four-power Pacific Treaty, the General...
...game. The Freshmen and Sophomores who applied for two seats and received only one, located in the wooden stands have been forgotten. As one of these unfortunates, I want to suggest that a cheer leader be assigned to the wood stands, that we also may lift our voices to acclaim the Crimson Warriors...
Rumors of the possibility of a game with West Point on the 1921 football schedule will be received by undergraduates and football enthusiasts with acclaim. Not for ten years have the two elevens met, and the resumption of friendly rivalry would make a most welcome addition to the Crimson season. In point of severity, the Army contest would rank with the final games of the autumn, and would doubtless be scheduled for two weeks before the Princeton battle, thus making one more addition to the list of difficult early season games which the University has added to its card...
...phenomenal season. Those who heard the University singers on that occasion came away astonished that a group of amateurs could in so short a time have been trained to such a point of perfection. Their rendering of early church music, their presentation of classical pieces met with the universal acclaim of critics and public alike. Dr. Davison received much high praise for his work, all of it well deserved...