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...Halstead, president of the Yale "Courant," contributes a good description of the Yale dormitory system, and points out the advantages of having all classes housed by the college; advantages which we are gradually learning to recognize. With the unifying of the classes in this manner, could come a broader use of the custom now being started by the Freshmen, as described by Dr. Davison in "Singing at the Freshman Dormitories." Choral singing, like athletics, is meant for the many, but is here confined to the few. The Glee Club meets a want, but only partially fills...
...President Hadley, who praised. The News; and Secretary Anson Phelps Stokes, who spoke on Yale Culture. R. A. Douglas, chairman of the out-going board, R. H. Macdonald, Jr., present chairman, and Stoddard King, 1914 managing editor, who acted as toastmaster, were also speakers. The annual banquet of the Courant was held Monday evening in Memorial Hall...
...Yale Literary Magazine has issued a statement announcing its withdrawal from the tri-college literary contest entered into last spring by the Harvard Advocate, the Princeton Nassau Literary Magazine, the Yale Literary Magazine, and the Yale Courant. The Yale Courant announced its withdrawal from the contest some little time...
...following notice, regarding the tri-collegiate literary competition, has appeared in the "Yale News". "In view of the frequent notices which have appeared crediting the "Courant" with being a member in the tri-collegiate literary contest instituted last spring between Yale, Harvard, and Princeton, the editors of the "Courant" wish to say that the "Courant" has withdrawn from this contest. It was entered into by the 1913 board only. The present board of editors, upon taking office, and as announced last spring, decided that the "Courant," not being pre-eminently a literary magazine, had no place in such a contest...
...Collegiate Literary Competition, organized last year by the Advocate, the Yale Courant, the Yale Literary Magazine, and the Nassau Literary Magazine (Princeton), will commence today. Three prizes of $50 each are offered: one each for the best short story, poem, and one-act play. Any undergraduate may compete for one or more of these prizes...