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...Reviwed in this issue of the CRIMSON BOOKSHELF...
Reviewed in this issue of the CRIMSON BOOKSHELF...
Besides the regular bi-monthly literary supplement. "The Bookshelf" the CRIMSON runs from time to time, under the above heading "Bookends' and always on the editorial page, reviews of current literary efforts as they appear...
These reviews as well as these which appear in "The Bookshelf" are done by members of the faculty as well as undergraduate critics. No attempt is made to cover the whole field of contemporary literature, but those works which are treated are only such as the editors feel have something more than mere ephemeral worth to recommend them...
Unlike that Grand Old Man of Harvard, the late President Emeritus Charles William Eliot, Dr. Hadley was not an educator save by his example as an educated man. He, for instance, would never have suggested that the nucleus of wisdom could be placed on a 60-in. bookshelf. Nor is it likely that President Emeritus Eliot, liberal though he was, would have ever taken his politics so liberally as to endorse Alfred Emanuel Smith, as did practical Patriarch Hadley...