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Despite newspaper attacks on Big Three football, Harvard students are showing more enthusiasm over this year's football team than they have for a long time. They cheered their team to the echo against Michigan and are planning to send the Harlowmen off to their first major triumph of 1940 with a monster rally in front of Dillon Field House at 4:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon...
...meditation"). In Indian costume-a long white cloak, tight trousers, sandals-Dr. Jones last summer led two Ashrams at Saugatuck, Mich, and Blue Ridge, N. C. as part of the spiritual preparation for the National Christian Mission. At Kansas City last week Missionary Jones set the themes which will echo and re-echo in the Mission's hundreds of meetings to come...
Professor F. O. Matthiessen offers the best possible answer to Bob Strange '41, whose "Daiquiris and Dilettantes" is an echo of the ancient cry of "indifference." This is a label Stange pins on the students and blames on both the faculty and the general mental climate in the "cultural Island" that is Harvard...
...California, whose Vice-Presidential nomination he, unwisely, let Calvin Coolidge get in 1920. He had also been nominated by Democrats-whose leader he supported in 1932, whose same leader this year repudiated Hiram Johnson as no longer a liberal. He had likewise been nominated by the Progressives, last echo of the party under whose banner he and Roosevelt I tried to capture the U. S. in 1912. In California this November, only Communists and Prohibitionists will run candidates against Hiram Johnson...
...despotism embraced in its worst form. . . . The people have too fresh and strong a feeling of the blessings of civil liberty. . . . Similar pretenses, they know, are the grave in which the liberties of other nations have been buried. . . ." Messrs, Wheeler, Clark, Vandenberg, Taft, Norris did their best to echo him last week...