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...foreign politics to understand the peculiar importance of curing the existing disorder in the Far East and the effect of such a cure upon the peace of the world and the limitation of naval armaments. That part of the American people which is most interested in peace does not distinguish between land and naval armaments and the difference of political objects which provoke nations to undertake one rather than the other. It does not see that armies raised a much more unmanageable group of questions, particularly from the point of view of the American government, than navies. It has interpreted...
...sympathetic part, Mr. Lewis brings a personality and a voice that suggest more than a little of the charm which bound Hamlet to him. So small a part as the First Player was made memorable by Mr. Collamores delivery of Aeneas' tale to Dido, and his ability subtly to distinguish the interwoven parts he played. As for Polonius, though his part was considerably shortened it still gave Mr. Peters opportunity to present the Lord Chamberlain as Shakepere conceived him--an aged but still efficient courtier and diplomat, ready with counsel and device, but kindly humoring the vagrant fancy...
...songs connected historically with the subject matter of the course. Music hath, among its charms, a power to fix interesting data in the student mind. It is hoped that at the final examination the A men, upon hearing the first two measures of 'Yankee Doodle", will be able to distinguish themselves by promptly answering "American Revolution!"--with dates if relivant. Passing through the Yard in the near future we may expect to hear youthful voices from German A roaring the dubious strains of "Ich weiss necht was solles bedenten". "The Freshmen just love to learn it this way", explains...
...affirmation. Like all other rights it is relative and not absolute. It is exercised subject to the equal right of others to become part of or refrain from becoming a part of any association formed, and the paramount right of all the people to regulate association, and to distinguish combination from conspiracy, which is its illegal species...
...Dexter '22, W. F. Eaton '22, A. J. Fox '22, H. M. Mahon '22, J. E. Nealy '21, H. Pratt '23, C. E. Reycroft '21, H. S. P. Rowe '21, S. Tait '23 and J. G. Winchester '23. Each of these men will carry a number to distinguish themselves from the remainder of both squads who will cover the courses for practice, starting two minutes after the others...