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...score of style, we may be doing Mr. Sabatini a horrible injustice. "He may have intended "Mistress Wilding" to sound slightly unfinished, to correspond to the manners of the time and place of which he wrote. He has unquestionably succeeded in creating another rousing, entertaining story, with enough local color and background to make a very definitely agreeable impression...
...Fraternity at Yale was announced tonight with the establishment of a chapter of the national Fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi. This is the sixth Junior Fraternity to be accorded recognition at Yale, and the installation of the new chapter comes as a result of a constantly growing demand. These fraternities correspond to the Final Clubs at Harvard...
June 24 and Aida correspond with the opening of the Democratic National Convention in Manhattan. If the delegates do not attend Aida en masse, music lovers may suspect them of being "fit for treasons, spoils and stratagems." There will be 12,000 choice seats for sale at $1, considerably less than a politician need pay for an evening's entertainment elsewhere in Manhattan...
...Summer School of Arts and Sciences. The school will open July 7, a week later than last year, and will extend until August 16. The courses in the summer school are the full equivalent of the University "half-course" of the academic year, to which they strictly correspond in standard. Courses taken may be counted towards the degrees...
...Oxford college than in one of our classes. In this connection we must not forget that when a man goes to Oxford he thinks of himself not so much as an Oxford man but as a New College man or a Trinity man. His feelings towards his college correspond to the devotion of all Harvard men to their University. Class loyalty is only secondary to the other and in fact the outstanding purpose of class organization in college, as thereafter, is that of furthering the interests of the University in which, it is submitted, we have not wholly failed...