Word: brightly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...bright unquenched sparks of sunset fires...
...delicate subject is treated strongly and sensible in "From Either Side." "Of Passing Moment" is a a dry little sketch of a typical college goody. "Tomasso's Triumph" over his own hot Italian blood is bright and fluent. A new field has been opened by the author of "An Unclean Hand of Providence," who describes an incident on the "long, low whalebacks (the lake men call them 'pigs')" which ply the Great Lakes...
...best thing in the issue is a take-off on "The Voice" showing the effects of prohibition at Harvard and the lack of it at Yale. The illustrations are all very fair and the poems are cleverer than usual. The editorial on the new board of the Lampoon contains bright hits on the other college papers. But it is to be hoped that the introduction of suggestive matter does not mark a change of policy in the paper...
...Niedecken 1900; 6, F. W. Allen 1900; 5, R. A. McGee 99 S.; 4, R. F. Flint '99S.; 3, J. P. Brock 1900; 2, P. Whitney '98: bow, D. F. Rogers '98. T. D. Hewitt '99 is stroking the second boat. The outlook is an exceptionally bright one because of the very strong freshman crew of last year, all the members of which are candidates for the University Crew...
...Newell possibly signified simply that a noted athlete of exceptionally fine character had died at the early age of 27 years, but to all those of us who knew Marshall Newell I fancy there were few, as we read the sad news at the breakfast table while outside the bright sun was shining on the happy Christmas Day, who did not feel our eyes moisten and a heavy strain on our heart-strings...