Word: commenting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...tutorial system has been the butt of so many criticisms, that further comment on it would seem to make the situation even more perplexing; but one immediate change,--a more nearly uniform conference schedule--would do much to help relieve the present confusion, and would be welcomed by both the friends and foes of tutorial work. At present there seems to be no co-ordination between tutors; some meet their advisees for ten minutes monthly, while others hold two hours of conferences a week. As long as this irregular condition remains, it is impossible for the college office to assign...
...comment of a Princeton graduate published below is testimony of the high admiration which men of other colleges hold for the work of the University Glee Club; but, in addition to his praise, there is a note of doubt in regard to the success of the club from a "utilitarian" aspect. "Such a concert as the Harvard Glee Club is now giving might cause the ordinary school boy to flee in utter boredom," he says. In this way, an intellectual victory may become a practical defeat in turning away from the University desirable students. The secondary purpose of a Glee...
...four full-page illustrations deserve comment, the best of these undoubtedly being "Smith's America of 1616," a unique map conceived by S. P. Moorehead '22. The cartoon about the "Drive Closed," for which Merwin and McCord are responsible, hardly belongs, as yet, in an American History Number, but the clever idea it embodies more than offsets its momentary inappropriateness. Altogether, the newest Lampoon maintains its usual standard of excellence while in no way distinguishing itself by any extraordinary offering at the jester's feet...
...comment which has continually appeared in the newspapers of the country relative to the Memorial Quadrangle has been distinctly gratifying to those of whose lives the new buildings have already become a part. Yet no congratulation the University could receive on this account could be more welcome than the graceful tribute which the Harvard CRIMSON has paid it. May ungrudging recognition of the good fortune of a rival continue to be the sort of excellent sportsmanship by which the ancient rivalry is most graced. We welcome the CRIMSON'S felicitations as expressive of the sentiment of Yale's oldest friend...
...generosity of the Princeton Triangle Club in giving the proceeds of its Jordan Hall production to the Harvard Endowment Fund is so striking that it is unnecessary for the CRIMSON to comment upon it further than to extend the thanks of the University to the members of the club...