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There are those who will object, of course. Fitzgerald, if he has done no more, has at all events painted a very lively and life-like picture of the present youthful generation in full bloom--has shown the flapper and her partner what they really are (or think they are)--has interested and amused a large percent of the careworn American Public; and for such things, should be thanked. Even if he does falter noticeably in his latest writings and his most strenuous admirers cannot but admit that he does the censure should fall "more in sorrow than in anger...
...time when those who possess more money than knowledge take refuge in the intellectual sanctuaries about the Square, there to remain except for recurrent dashes to the Waldorf--until the period of the Great Plague is over. There that exotic bloom known as a college education can be cultivated "under glass", and many a fragile blossom preserved which, in the open, would never survive the rigors of our northern elimate. And are they not held--like "hot-house" grapes--to be the more valuable because so tenderly and expensively reared...
...Angels Ever Bright and Fair", Handel "Come Unto Him", Handel Mrs. Porter. Advent Choral Improvisations: Pastorale "From the Depths of My Heart", Karg-Elert Sarabande, "Rejoice, O My Soul", Karg-Elert "From Heaven Above", Karg-Elert "Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates", Karg-Elert "A Rose Breaks Into Bloom", Brahms Mr. Bennett. "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth", Handel Mrs. Porter. Stunde der Weihe, Bossi Preghiera, Bossi Sortie, Ropartz Mr. Bennett...
...calendar is a very poor way to follow the seasons. We are informed that on a certain day winter is past and spring begins; but what means a spring of cold, raw March days and prolonged New England rains, especially after balmy February weather? The trees may bloom; the Seniors may appear in cap and gown, but these are no more than gentle hints that spring is here. The undergraduate persists in wearing his worn and stained felt hat--no matter how sultry the weather. Not until the publicly advertised Straw-hat Day has come and gone does the University...
...when apple blossoms bloom...